Try Ladipo,but it'l cost u a pretty penny.I was planning on doing the same but when I was asked to pay 120k,i changed my mind but I took an alternative, leather seat covers, its neat,durable ,far cheaper and few can tell the difference at a glance.

dont bother changing the cloth on your seats to leather cos they'll never do a good enough job for someone with high standards, they wont even use real leather, rather try to see if you can buy a tokunbo set of seats pulled out of s scrap vehicle which is the same as yours, chances of that are 55%, will be quie expensive though, your choice

[i]tHANKS GUYS. BUT I SAW THIS PARTICULAR GUYS WORK IN LAGOS AND IT WAS RILY COOL. HE ASKED FOR 75K AND GAVE ME THE OPTION OF PICKING MY CHOICE LEATHER. WOT DO U GUYS THINK? HOLLA[[/i]quote author=bombsquad link=topic=293801.msg4166474#msg4166474 date=1247238030]
dont bother changing the cloth on your seats to leather cos they'll never do a good enough job for someone with high standards, they wont even use real leather, rather try to see if you can buy a tokunbo set of seats pulled out of s scrap vehicle which is the same as yours, chances of that are 55%, will be quie expensive though, your choice
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