The Wet Seat is Australia’s most trusted neoprene seat cover, the range of covers are aligned with the Australian way of life in mind, so whether its hard at work, playing in the mud or surf we’ve got your seats covered. Made from 2.4mm UV safe neoprene The Wet Seat is highly water, abrasion and chemical resistant, they are easy to clean and very comfortable to sit on all year round. All covers include sharkskin rubber that is safe when fitted to cloth, leather and vinyl trims, the ribbed sharkskin grips onto the seat without movement, which in turn eliminates wear to your seats. We have two options in covers for the front seats, universal and tailored! The universal option is our innovative cover that fits most bucket seats with removable headrests with or without Side Seat Airbags, the fitting of these covers is so easy, check out the video of them being fitted to a Ranger on our Fitting and Care tab. If you need coverage to the back of the front seats then the tailored Wet Seat cover is what you are after, not only is this option 100% vehicle specific but it offers complete protection to all parts of the seat including the back of the front seat where the soles of young childrens shoes  scuff.

All middle and rear covers are vehicle specific and facilitate for split folding seats, fold down armrests and anchoring points for child restraining seats. Check out some of these covers fitted in our Product Gallery. The Universal Wet Seat cover as seen above fitted to a Prado 150 is a cover designed for fitting onto front bucket seats with removable headrests and to be compatible to Side Seat Airbags by way of not covering the Airbag Deployment Zone, this option represents great value for money at only $190 for the pair or $220 with tailored headrest covers. * Please check with us if the universal fitting Wet Seat cover is suitable for your vehicle, some of the vehicles that this cover is not suitable for include Grand Cherokee, Wrangler, LC80 LC79, Toyota 86, BRZ. For these models tailored covers are available, click through to our gallery to see pictures of the tailored covers available for these plus many other vehicles.This promotion is for Rewards members only. To take advantage of exclusive offers like these, join Office Depot® OfficeMax® Rewards now!

The Web address you entered is not a functioning page on our site. Go to Amazon.in's Home PageWelcome To Black Duck New ZealandBest Fabric To Use For Ceiling Draping Black Duck are New Zealand’s largest supplier of canvas waterproof seat covers. Patio Furniture Deep SeatingAll covers are made of high quality 12oz canvas and tailored specifically to each seat in each type of vehicle. Digital Camera World Wallet CardsThe canvas has been specially formulated over the years to provide a comfortable, hard wearing and practical seat cover exclusive to Black Duck. Black Duck canvas seat covers are very popular with the rural, mining & construction industries throughout New Zealand and Australia. With covers available in grey, they are ideal for all work vehicles – from the farm ute, contractors, fleet operators, to both surface and underground mine vehicles, forestry, exploration vehicles, construction vehicles, agricultural machinery to heavy earthmoving equipment.

With over 600 different patterns, Black Duck has seat covers for most current and superseded 2WD’s, 4WD’s, Quad Bikes, ATV’s, light commercials, trucks, utes, mini buses, agricultural machinery, excavators and some plant and equipment. Products now available in standard grey, black canvas or black denim. Call 0800 158 479 for further details.THE POWER OF DUCT TAPE - AN AUTO ESSENTIAL Published Feb 22nd 2007, 4:22pm by by Danna "Daytona" Dayton Low budgets meant creativity – for example, my version of a brake cooling system was duct-taping “dryer vent hoses” from the open screened vents in the front of the race car (where lights would be on a normal car) and loop them up and over to bring the air flow directly to DUCK TAPE FOR EMERGENICIES: GLASS CHIPS/BREAKS/SHATTERS – if through an accident or something thrown through a window, use duct tape on the INSIDE OF THE WINDOW – Before removing broken window glass,

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Yep, it’s been a long road (in fact almost exactly a year of spare time tinkering) but I’m finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. And with Jim’s help things have come together pretty darn well. With my ’27 almost ready for the road the only large chore left was the upholstery. Seeing that we’ve handled every aspect of the cars assembly in our home shop we both figured we might as well give it our best shot as well.Jim’s pal Andy (Radi’s Custom Upholstery) has our back; if we screw this up he’d just have to sew us up a proper professional interior–hear that Andy?With this idea of homebrewed upholstery in our heads Jim and I turned to a proven source of high-quality hot rod interior material and pre-sewn seat covers–EZ Boy Interiors. Jim had used EZ Boy’s products in his ’27 roadster pickup a few years ago and was impressed with the workmanship and fit of the pre-sewn seat cover and pleated yardage they’d supplied for it, so it was a no-brainer to enlist their aid again for my car.

The neatest thing about working with EZ Boy interior kits is that all of their upholstery is made to order, giving you the freedom to choose the materials and the colors that you want. Their upholstery and material can be ordered in monotone, two-tone or even tri-tone color combos, and you can specify different materials to be used in those combinations, too. Plus, their styles can be adapted to work for whatever kind of seat you have, whether it is a tapered bench, a split bench, a pair of buckets or in my case, a straight bench seat with folding back. EZ Boy upholstery is stitched for each particular seat for a great fit.The most important thing for the home installer to note is that EZ Boy seat upholstery is designed to be easy to install. All one needs to do is just remove the old seat upholstery, slip the new seat cover on over the frame and cushions, and attach it securely underneath the seat assembly with hog rings. The hog rings and pliers are included with every seat upholstery order.

Speaking of ordering, besides checking out their website and choosing your material color and pattern all you need to do is tell `em the make, model, and year of the car that your seats came from, even if they are not original to your car or they’re mismatched from front to rear. They’ve got literally hundreds of patterns and can sew up a cover that fits like a glove for nearly every make and style of seat you could imagine (even the Jeep rear jump seat Jim found for my car at the Pomona Swap Meet). Anyway, all went well (or as well as can be expected anyway) and I’m really pleased with how it ended up. I did learn a thing or two that’ll help improve my results on the next one (yes, now that I’ve been bitten by the hot rod bug there will be another project in my future) but as I said I am happy with how it came out, and impressed that we were able to end up with some nice upholstery thanks to EZ Boy. They do make it pretty easy! Triple Crown of Rodding Winners at Hot Rod…