Grab a flat head screwdriver and push the knots and thread ends directly into the seam. Do this carefully and lightly as you can cut the thread by accident if the screwdriver is too sharp. The main reason you need to leave some extra string at the end after tying the knots is so that the knots can ...
You have now arrived at your first spoke in the steering wheel. To cross the wheel spokes, use a loop stitch by looping the thread around and into the next hole on both sides of the wheel spoke. Pull each and every stitch as tightly as possible with a firm and steady pull. Don't worry about breakin ...
Do not begin stitching at the seam as this will make it very difficult to get it pulled tightly. Similar to a loop stitch, you need to pull every stitch tightly before proceeding to the next one. As you attempt to pull each individual stitch tight you will notice cleaning leather steerin ...
Now you can commence with the stitching of your leather steering wheel wrap. You will need 2 needles for this. Start by threading one end through each seam meeting in the middle, located at the bottom of the steering wheel. Tie the 2 threads together and then clean leather steering wheel ...
Leather steering wheel covers not only help protect the wheel from everyday wear or sun damage but they also greatly improve the driving experience by providing excellent grip for better handling. Here you will gain the knowledge to perform a baseball stitch installation to any newly bought or hom ...
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