Not much to add in terms of the process, I will let the pictures walk through the process
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This is where we started, original leather wrapped steering, first set of seat covers fitted directly over the original seat fabrics, worn out original hand rest and torn gear level boot and hand brake with a flimsy silicon wrap holding the broken plastic trim.
I had an appointment for 3pm at Imperial, and the team there worked like a clock work from Three to Seven Thirty in evening. Almost the entire floor was catering to my Bear. One on steering, handbrake and gear boot for nearly 2.5 hours and remaining from removing the seats, foam correction, seat cover application back to refitting the seats all in sync. Not much to add in terms of the process, I will let the pictures walk through the process.
Empty cabin and lone staff catering to steering.
The original seat fabric and first set of seat covers.
Original fabric and seat covers being removed
Original Seat Foam
Seat foam padding
Seat base work in progress
Finished product and installation
Hand Brake Cover
Steering after removing original leather
Steering leather
Steering cover stitch
That completes midlife rejuvenation of my Bear, the XUV5OO
~ArB
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