Stitch/sow on steering wheel covers?

[AANDYY]

Hi all, has anyone had any dealings with these stitch/sow on steering wheel covers?

I can't afford to buy a new steering wheel or get a professional to re-colour it
I have tried twice to re-colour it myself (with a kit from Buffalo) but it doesn't last to long before going sticky again, may be a few months.

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[jgs600]

you need to have a look at the post i just put up about doing my leather.
the most important bit is using a sealer. ive just done my 2 tone drivers seat and headrest covers

 

[jgs600]

http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/interior/174535-c43-amg-2-tone-interior-seat-colour-matched.html

 

[CTR55]

Take a look at Royal Steering Wheels, good quality re-trims ,

Having seen there workmanship I'm Just about to have the SL wheel done in perforated leather and Alcantara

 

[stephen coy]

Hi all, has anyone had any dealings with these stitch/sow on steering wheel covers?

I can't afford to buy a new steering wheel or get a professional to re-colour it
I have tried twice to re-colour it myself (with a kit from Buffalo) but it doesn't last to long before going sticky again, may be a few months.

FOR MERCEDES E CLASS 95-99 QUALITY BEIGE ITALIAN LEATHER STEERING WHEEL COVER | eBay

I've fitted a leather wheel cover to my W208. Good quality leather and the colour also a good match.

I believe the instructions advise the stitching every other punched hole. I stitched every hole and the result I think is a far more original looking finish.