DIY: How to install a steering wheel stitching cover (F150, Raptor)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In today's video, I do an installation and a very detailed review of a hand-stitch steering wheel cover. Leave a comment below on videos you might want to see. As always, thank you for watching it truly means a lot.
LINKS:
Steering wheel cover:
stitchingcover...
CODE: PSARLO78566
Button covers:
www.amazon.com...
2016-2020 FORD F150
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Thanks for your detailed video. After watching, I went to the company's website to inquire if they can make a steering wheel cover for 2000 F150.
Awesome! Hope they can!
looks great thanks for such a detailed video
Thank you! Hope it helps!
Man I was stressing the $300 wheel replacement. This is much better, thanks for the video
Of course! Thanks for watching
About to try and tackle this! Thank you for the info, just subscribed 🔥
Thank you! Goodluck!
I think it was harder for you to put on since you already had a leather steering wheel. This is more to add leather to a plain base model plastic steering wheel like my 23 xl. Probably gonna be super thick too.
Ordered one, first red flag it shipped directly outta china. Second red flag, it shipped within 24 hours. I opened the box and it was a strip. I shoulda known better. Thats what i get for trying to save money. Total ebay quality.
Sorry to hear that! Everything worked out for me!
@prestonsarlo yeah I tend to have rotten luck. It was apparently because I skipped the top strip. They sent me a literal strip of what should have been sewn together but the top strip is how they do it and I guess they couldn't do it without it xD
You didn’t really show how you ended the stitching just the start of it. That’s the part I’m confused on. Once ur at the end of the section how you tie it off
Most of the time u can pull it through and knot it off in the back
@@prestonsarlowhere did you purchase this cover? If it's mentioned in the video I missed it.
@@superdave5101 link in the description!
Great recap!! I did mine last weekend and took a bit over 4-hours. Instructions are very vague and I only used single thread instead of the double that you did. That was the most confusing part, the stitching and tie off. I’m happy with the finished product and certainly a quality item, but not for someone that doesn’t want to invest the time to install it correctly. Great video!!
@@andrewcross4694 thanks for watching! Glad you are happy with the result