Accord steering wheel cover
 

When installing one on a 2003 Accord EX sedan, is it best to stitch all
segments in one pass, or stitch from one spoke to the next, cutting &
tying it off, then start the next segment anew?

TIA

Re: Accord steering wheel cover
 

I assume you are refering to the Wheelskins product which I think Honda
offers.

the only problem with tying off every spoke is that the wax thread does have
a tendency to work it's way loose. If you have only one tie point then there
is less opportunity for the thread to come off. If you start a new piece
after a spoke you then have to tie a knot every time you start.

Manufacturer suggests one continuous thread,

Take your time,

Good luck


"Liam Devlin" <LiamD@XXXX.optonline.net> wrote in message
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> When installing one on a 2003 Accord EX sedan, is it best to stitch all
> segments in one pass, or stitch from one spoke to the next, cutting &
> tying it off, then start the next segment anew?
>
> TIA
>

Re: Accord steering wheel cover
 

George Tran wrote:
> I assume you are refering to the Wheelskins product which I think Honda
> offers.

Right, it's the one Honda offers (even says "Honda" on the box).

> the only problem with tying off every spoke is that the wax thread does have
> a tendency to work it's way loose. If you have only one tie point then there
> is less opportunity for the thread to come off. If you start a new piece
> after a spoke you then have to tie a knot every time you start.
>
> Manufacturer suggests one continuous thread,

That's what I thought, so I guess I need to run a long stitch behind the
spokes.

Thanks for the feedback.