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I need to order a few new things from him also.

 
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That looks pretty good!

Any problem with the seat decals coming off?

 
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they look bad *** makes me wish i had leather seats

 
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Nope! No signs what so ever. I know on Franker's site, he only sells the standard color seat decals, for that very reason, (he says the chrome vinyl isn't as pliable.......but I know guys who have had theirs for over a year with no problems.

 
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thats been my concern too. i didnt know vinyl could stick to leather.

i know it wont on mine, ive got too much armorall on mine

 
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Yep, that was also the one thing I was thinking about before I installed them. I don't use armorall on my interior anymore, but I do use a ton of Meguiers Leather Conditioner on the seats to keep them nice and soft.

So, the first thing I did was used rubbing alcohol on the headrest's to remove as much of the penetrated oils and conditioners. I also used a hair-dryer on the leather just prior to applying them, which helped the adhesive on the back of the decals stick better.

After they were on the seat, I used the hair-dryer a little longer, making sure they didn't get too warm,......used a little pressure from the backside of my forearm to make sure they were stuck good.......let them dry for 24 hours, and re-applied the conditioner to the seat everywhere except for about 1/2 inch around the decal area. After a couple days I used a Q-Tip to apply some conditioner in and around all the decals, and I couldn't be happier with they way it turned out. (check out the passenger seat. It has a big wrinkle in the leather, but with the proper prep work, they actually stick quite well, and look at the way it actually bends over the wrinkle......it looks pretty pliable to me!)

 
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i should look into some phoenix's or something for mine.hehe. i think im pretty much done with looks tho for now looks great Arch! as always.hehe