Review on Stitch Steering Wheel Cover Microfiber Interior Accessories by Michael Foster

Well, I didn't want a wheel cover cheap, bulky and look like a wheel because i want the coating to be as close as possible to my original fj cruiser wheel coating as my fj cruiser wheel has the original smooth rubber coating and is still in great shape i want it just protect him. With that in mind I started browsing and finally saw this where the customers end result looks like original and not cheap so I immediately ordered the black with red threads adding some character. When it arrived the instructions that came with it weren't very helpful so I started looking for videos on YouTube and found some very detailed and helpful ones so following these videos I started sewing on the left end and with some difficulty sewed part of the Halfway to complete The set, most of the bike and the final product looks really good and I was happy with my comfortable job and felt good about being able to do it. At this point I followed the instructions that came with them instead of the youtube videos where they break in each section but according to the instructions you need to proceed without breaking under the wheel and I followed that part and just cut and tied In the end the result was certainly not perfect and I'm pretty sure if I do it again I'll do better but overall a really good finish, the wheel looks like a very expensive luxury car wheel with red threads. Some tips: Watch an online video to get a better idea, along with instructions. Make sure you have about an hour and a half, I'm done in about 25-30 minutes. If you don't know how to tie knots, skip ahead to the last section so you don't have a lot of loose ends. Also, as you sew, make sure the wheel moves freely so you are always in a comfortable position for the needle and thread to pass through. Always tighten the previous thread before proceeding to the next step.