🚗 Eiseng Genuine Leather DIY Car Steering Wheel Cover for Honda Civic 2006-2011 - Anti Slip, Stitch On Wrap, Interior Accessories - Black Thread, 13.5-14.5 inches Review

In general I am very satisfied with the steering wheel cover. Me and my fiancé put it on together and it took almost 2 days haha. We encountered stitching issues and it was inconvenient for the user with existing stitching. We had to create new suture holes in certain areas to make it work. I would recommend removing the handlebar to give you more freedom of movement while sewing. We left the handlebars on and that may have contributed to the fact that they were difficult to tighten at times…

My Honda's wheel fell off and it's time to fix it. This wheel cover is perfect but let me tell you if you want to look professional you will need to spend about 3 hours making it look like this. If you think you'll be done in an hour, you don't have a nice wheel cover and you're probably going to get frustrated. You have to have patience and, like me, be a little anal to make it look good. It comes with double tape, I used it on the main parts between the spokes, no need to use it on the…

As others have said, patience is the key to this DIY. For a more controlled approach, I decided to remove the steering wheel. If you plan to do the same, remove the battery and turn off the airbag 30 minutes before removing the steering wheel. I also painted the fairing to give the whole bike an updated look as well as the blue Honda badging to match the blue gauges. Definitely impressed with the feeling, I'm almost afraid to touch the steering wheel for fear of scratching it or something. I…

I tried this product to replace a worn steering wheel wrap. I peeled off the old skin and wrapped the rubber steering wheel in this film. Presentation: The plastic envelope it was sent in came with foil, double sided tape, scissors (essentially a pair of pliers with blades on the end), red thread, instructions and a straight needle. Nice touch including many threads. Quality: good leather. It's not the best because it's thick, but not too rough, but not too soft either. If you want you can get…

I ordered this after watching a few YouTube videos to get an idea of the complexity of the installation. I thought it was worth it. I used the included double sided tape to line everything up as accurately as possible. Before you start sewing, make sure you line up the sheathing properly with the three needles, then tuck everything in. It will take some effort to get the material under the plastic, so call someone with arm strength. to help if you are not comfortable with it. Once everything is