Clazzio Seat Cover DIY Install - Toyota Yaris Forums

Klink10 · 12-26-2008, 01:08 PM

Just finished my fronts, like Peter I removed the seats to do the install. It is next to impossible (IMO) for one person to do the install with the seats in. I found that hemostats helped in material tucking, particularly at the headrest points. Mine also split just a tad but once tucked under it doesn't show. If you have fingernails make sure they are trimmed and smooth, you will catch a snag. The directions are quite adequate.

Thanks Peter and Garm, love the seats and with the squash smell my dealer was all excited with the end result.

auxmike · 12-26-2008, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Klink10

Just finished my fronts, like Peter I removed the seats to do the install. It is next to impossible (IMO) for one person to do the install with the seats in. I found that hemostats helped in material tucking, particularly at the headrest points. Mine also split just a tad but once tucked under it doesn't show. If you have fingernails make sure they are trimmed and smooth, you will catch a snag. The directions are quite adequate.

Thanks Peter and Garm, love the seats and with the squash smell my dealer was all excited with the end result.

Excellent and CONGRATS!
Care to share some pics please?

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12-26-2008, 01:08 PM	#1
Klink10 View User's Garage Drives: 2007 Yaris Liftback Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: 910 Posts: 1,229	Just finished my fronts, like Peter I removed the seats to do the install. It is next to impossible (IMO) for one person to do the install with the seats in. I found that hemostats helped in material tucking, particularly at the headrest points. Mine also split just a tad but once tucked under it doesn't show. If you have fingernails make sure they are trimmed and smooth, you will catch a snag. The directions are quite adequate. Thanks Peter and Garm, love the seats and with the squash smell my dealer was all excited with the end result.