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i’ve seen quite a few threads already on here about the center consoles, but I just wanted to ask for myself. The leather on my center console is really sun damaged, and it seems as if someone used it as a cutting board because there are some cut marks on the leather and the leather has frayed… Is there a way that I can just wrap the center console with something, or is it going to be a leather restoration job?
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If #47 is what you are referring to, then it appears it is available for $348.93 from the dealer.
You could probably save $$ by employing a local upholstery shop?
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If #47 is what you are referring to, then it appears it is available for $348.93 from the dealer.
You could probably save $$ by employing a local upholstery shop?
yes, #47 is the dreaded part, and I definetly dont have $350 for a center console lid. gonna go with the upholstrey place near me, will update!
You can actually order a brand new console lid (fabric and backing plastic) from Dorman. Its a much simpler fix that doesn't require any work attaching the new material to your existing lid. Just a few screws and clips to pop the old one off.
I purchased the arm rest console cover below for my 2003 CL-S and will post pictures to show quality & craftsmanship when I receive it.
Looking at the 'regular price' of $74.99 compared to the current 'Sale' price of $31.99, I'm hoping these are over stocked real leather console covers he's trying to get rid of?
No where in the vendors 'product description' does it indicate specifically what material he is using, so, it is worth the 'roll of the dice', for me, to procure one because my 23+ y/o factory leather console cover is beyond perished, lol.
Can't tell if this is real leather or some kind of vinyl.
Old South Florida sun toasted 23 y/o factory armrest (CL-S6) with sweat deteriorated leather covering.
New AAAupholster.com arm rest cover in process of installation with $.99 harbor freight plastic clamps and metal paper binder jaws for extra strength.
Final install result
B7000 adhesive used to adhere leather covering to armrest mechanism.
'Is a surprise adhesive force' it has 'Mad fans around the world'.
Total $42.55:
$31.99 leather arm rest cover, $1.06 harbor freight clamps (set of six), $9.50 ebay B7000 adhesive (could not find locally), free labor.