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davidafuller
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Anyone have an opinion on which one is more comfortable to sit on between the vinyl and the sport mesh? Kind of looking at something like this.. looking to add some orange accents to my 2019 JLUS Granite Crystal. Thoughts?
For the longest time, I wanted a "burnt orange" Wrangler. By the time I decided to finally buy one, they stopped making them, and I wanted the newer version for all the safety features and smoother ride for eventual family driving. With this I add some great color accents while keeping the theme relatively "blacked out." Having a hard time not clicking that "purchase" button on the PRP site
For the longest time, I wanted a "burnt orange" Wrangler. By the time I decided to finally buy one, they stopped making them, and I wanted the newer version for all the safety features and smoother ride for eventual family driving. With this I add some great color accents while keeping the theme relatively "blacked out." Having a hard time not clicking that "purchase" button on the PRP site
Platinum7990
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Curious to see how these turned out. I'm thinking about getting this color for my white Rubicon. Pics? I want these to match the red dash the best it can. I have severe case of OCD lol237-Havasu Red Vinyl
LIVESTRONG
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So...I've been obsessed with @ODDs tweed seats. Been considering getting some of my own...the safest option for my black JLU Sport S Altitude is some combo of gray w/ red stitching...but I have a soft spot for brown. Any opinions on how brown would look in my black Jeep?
Here are some "brown" mockups...not sure if it is dark enough...and some gray mockups side-by-side...
Here are some "brown" mockups...not sure if it is dark enough...and some gray mockups side-by-side...
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LIVESTRONG
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I've been sort of following your Jeep - I love it. I haven't seen too many silver wheels that I like, but I absolutely LOVE yours! Anyway - back on topic...did you order any tweed seats yet?
I'm getting closer to pulling the trigger...still working on the design/colors!
After my original designs, it felt a little "boring" to me. So I've been considering going with a retro red/orange/yellow look...so he's my mockup (my photo editing skills are terrible). The red is tweed...wish they had orange and yellow tweed as well, but only vinyl. I'm sure these would be a pretty polarizing choice...
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Love that retro color scheme. Speaking of: Anyone know if they have an option for plaid? Sort of like the Jeep Mighty FC or J-Truck Concept a few years back? I remember reading Jeep pulled the patterns and material type from snowboard bags and I think that would be a pretty cool option for an insert. Maybe I'm just getting a little too crazy though.I've been sort of following your Jeep - I love it. I haven't seen too many silver wheels that I like, but I absolutely LOVE yours! Anyway - back on topic...did you order any tweed seats yet?
I'm getting closer to pulling the trigger...still working on the design/colors!
After my original designs, it felt a little "boring" to me. So I've been considering going with a retro red/orange/yellow look...so he's my mockup (my photo editing skills are terrible). The red is tweed...wish they had orange and yellow tweed as well, but only vinyl. I'm sure these would be a pretty polarizing choice...
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Mine just shipped today, can’t wait to get them in.
Den_JL2DR
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As posted in another seat covers topic, installed PRP Black /w Red Stitching in '20 SportS 2DR, installed driver one night figuring it out and passenger next night.
Tips: put on headrests first to focus on seats; less tired at end. Straps underneath in two outer corners were easier with pull clip with one hand, and use a screwdriver to gently spread plastic clip with other hand, don't break, gently to clip into seat hole. Otherwise was careful to follow PRP Youtube video, assure each piece is not twisted, and tighten. The Velcro of upper seat cover in back takes a good tug but did this without removing seats - unbolted seats to tilt back though and they have thread locker (unbolted with Jeep toolkit). It would be easier if seat removed per video for access but didn't want to deal w/ wire ties, grab that last Velcro with two hands, someone lifting up the rear flap is helpful and pull, tightened again next day after usage. For 2DR it's essential to remove the rear seat.
All the effort gets OEM like fit over the cloth seats; daily driver, really liking every day, feel substantial. Would buy again. The red shine is from console cover reflection.
Tips: put on headrests first to focus on seats; less tired at end. Straps underneath in two outer corners were easier with pull clip with one hand, and use a screwdriver to gently spread plastic clip with other hand, don't break, gently to clip into seat hole. Otherwise was careful to follow PRP Youtube video, assure each piece is not twisted, and tighten. The Velcro of upper seat cover in back takes a good tug but did this without removing seats - unbolted seats to tilt back though and they have thread locker (unbolted with Jeep toolkit). It would be easier if seat removed per video for access but didn't want to deal w/ wire ties, grab that last Velcro with two hands, someone lifting up the rear flap is helpful and pull, tightened again next day after usage. For 2DR it's essential to remove the rear seat.
All the effort gets OEM like fit over the cloth seats; daily driver, really liking every day, feel substantial. Would buy again. The red shine is from console cover reflection.
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Solid seat covers and look factory.
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They look awesome, mine are being delivered tomorrow. How long did it take you?Solid seat covers and look factory.
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If you are doing front and rear probably about 2.5 hours. I recommend leaving them out in the sun for a few just to make the stretching easier before you install them.
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Does anyone have a “long” term review on how these have held up in the sun and day to day use? Plan on ordering some for topless season
Tritonman
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Ive had mine for over a year and they look as good as they did when i put them on. They are a marine grade vinyl and are UV treated and mine haven't faded at all. I have also offroaded with them and the interior was covered in mud etc and they cleaned up easily. I also use a Vinyl protectant/cleaner on them to help.
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