Well ... just wanted to post a few pics.
And I still can't believe I broke this cheapy hog-rings tool in the middle of the install
... and misplaced headrest holders ...




PS: I posted rear seat b4 if you don't remeber (these are home made, leather)

UMMMM PLUSH.

looks good. I broke some cheap hog ring pliers doing my seats so I went to my local co-op and bought some nice ones (that were much less than the cheap ones ATD1 sold me). I finished mine up and sent them to a friend...he did his seats and sent them to another friend so they are much more durable.

You wouldn't believe it but none of the places in canada sell those - i'll need to order it from US (or ebay - still from US) ... and this sucks ...

Is it just me or does your headrest look a little crooked at the top? I saw some at the junkyard that looked like yours but I thought it was odd that they were crooked are they supposed to be that way?

looks good

Yes there are ... and that is on purpose - for better rear view (I have a wider Gentex mirror in my maxima. Both sides are angled a little bit inside.

Also (for some wired reason) I find them more comfortable this way (don't ask why - just more comfortable).

Odd shaped head

MMMMM! Looks superifaluscious! How long did it take you to sew the covers?

Thanks!
Sewing wasn't a problem - fitting was (templates making)

BTW, it was great experience - never sewed b4 ... if you decide to do something like this 2, buy a good leather capable sewing machine

looks like a katzkin/custom mix

nice! that looks like a high quality job.

Thanks guys! Funny but it's so great 2 hear a few good words!
Many would consider this as a waste of time ... which propably it is but I wanted to try

BTW, seats' backing (grey) is also leather but it is much darker then appears on the picture; it is the same grey as on the speakers shell (behind rear seat).

Also I had a closer look at door inserts today (I'm "doing" them in grey leather 2) - it appears that there is no need to remove padding ... just 2 remove fabric itself and attach leather ... sides should slide inside very easy with any L-shaped tool 0.5-0.75" wide (using adhesive as well)

Few Good Words... Thats what keeps us going even through evil.

Nice seat!

Good job they look good, buddy of mine does that kinda stuff in his garage for a living. I've seen alot of bad seats come from people that say they've done it before so exc. job.

wow looks really good. congrats man!