Cool eBay find for Leather Seats
 

Check out this set of HHR logos for leather seats. The picture looks cool, so I ordered a set. For less than $10, how could you go wrong. Hopefully this will add something to otherwise dull seats. :thumb:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT

It's just vinyl HHRs. :roll: I bet you'll end up removing them because they look like garbage after you put them on. :thumb:

So lets see he said "ONE OF A KIND look". But he has 5 available. How can that be one of a kind then? :confused: :nuts: :lol: :roll: :banana:

sorry just in a smart a** mood today

lol..Nice catch. I noticed that too. Wouldn't a cardboard cut out and a can of that spray CJ used for his seats work just as well? :nuts:

if you go to a good office supply they have heavy paper in a light color that you print on and then cut it out and it is peel and stick. made just for painting.

it did fair on cloth but would work great on leather. the can of paint will run you $10 to $12 with tax or the Duplicolor is around $5 to $6 and the paper is a couple of dollars.

next time i do the cloth i am going to put an extra coat of spray contact cement to help it.

but it would work and last alot longer and never crack or peel.

you coul pain on the HHR logo with the paint that CJ used

WOW!! What an original thought!!! :poke:
Considering it was posted 8 hours ago.

I e-mailed a guy that bought a set of these awhile back, and he said they look awesome on his seats and that they were very easy to install. Also, you would not be able to paint the letters from a cut out because the paint would bleed and the letters would be distorted; one mistake with paint and you'll pay big money to replace the leather headrest. For less than $10, this should be well worth it and I'll take my chances.

as i said earlier, they make a paper that is peel and stick just for painting over, so there is no bleed on the lettering. you print the letters on it, cut out the letters, peel, position and stick it on,,, paint over it. it is how i also did the bass clef on the doors and the HHR logos on the back of my HHR

and to take off the paint if you screw up, use acetone on a white cloth towell or a diaper,,,i used a diaper... it takes it right off w no problems on vinly, leather and believe it or not, even cloth. i got rid of all overspray that happened because some of the tape that came loose cause of the paint drying on it and pulling it tight.