🔵 ISSYAUTO Center Console and Front Door Panel Armrest Cover Kit for 2009-2015 Pilot, Gray Review

So you basically get a piece of leather, it is NOT a slip on the cover, it needs to be glued and stapled, you need to have it installed by a professional upholsterer, it needs to be a steamer, stretched and made to measure moulded, then glued and then fixed with special small sharp clips because it needs to be fixed to the plastic case, i wouldn't buy it if i knew, be careful!

Fits my 2011 Honda Pilot perfectly. It is easy to install, feels and looks better than the original armrest cover. Removing the old cover took longer than installing the new cover. It's as simple as attaching the lid and making sure it's flat on all sides and using superglue I just glued the lid evenly around the base. I would recommend it to anyone thinking of replacing their armrest cover.

Very glad I bought and installed this instead of going to the Honda dealer. Just watch YouTube DIY videos and you will find some step-by-step instructions on how to install these three items. The armrest is easiest to do by simply unscrewing the pieces from the hinges and removing the brackets inside the original piece. I bought Guerrilla Stick-On Spray from Walmart, but any stick-on spray will do. The doors were a little different as you had to remove the interior panels and a few wires. But…

Fits well but is NOT easy to install. Some others I checked in Revain said they have edges that need stretching to get around the console. It's just a flat piece of leather. I used spray glue which worked well but there is an area that didn't go far enough when applying and I couldn't reposition with the glue I used leaving a small bandage. The hard plastic piece it's mounted on has the original skin attached with a stapler, but my gun wouldn't go in hard plastic. I'll have to try something…

I needed to replace the cancel center cap on my 2015 Honda Pilot. The part that was there was very flimsy, flimsy, I wasn't even sure if this replacement was a very good, thick quality with good stitching. Removing the old one is a bit tricky, you have to pry off the inner cover after removing the screws and then remove the whole armrest with four more screws. I watched a YouTube video on how to do it. While using clear gorilla glue instead of trying to glue it back together and that seems to…

This product looks good; Let's see how it wears now that it's in place. The product is slightly thinner than the OEM material it replaces. However, this is NOT an easy install. My comments relate to installing the center console cover on a 2014 Honda Pilot. There are TEN screws to loosen, not two as stated in the online description. There are four screws for the bottom support. Once removed, press near the latch and the bottom support will easily detach from the cover. There are four screws…

Like the fit, it's right. For proper installation, you need to remove the old cover, glue the new one and fasten it to the edge with a stapler. I cheated and just slipped the new case over the old one. Procedure: 1) Remove the armrest by removing the screws from the hinges. with a Philips screwdriver. I work on the surface of the hold like a workbench. 2) Remove the plastic trim under the armrest using an interior trim tool or just a butter knife. 3) Remove the latch again with the Phillips…