I am looking at picking up a 99 with modena seats that have seen better days, curious what the consensus is these days on making the seats look somewhat oem after repair as I know this is a pain to color match.
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I have modena as well, if money isn't the issue then what I've gathered from my research is to recover then with new material they sell the cover precut and stitched to fit. Your car has vaders I'm assuming? -
The problem with the autoberry covers is, although they look good, they sure as shit won't match your rear seats. The variance is massive in other cars I've seen go this route.Comment
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That's what I was afraid of. Plus my rear seats are mint, so they don't need to be screwed with.Originally posted by westopherComment
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Yours aren't Modena though are they? I'm not sure it's nearly as bad on the other coloursComment
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I've got Dove, but I'm still a bit concerned about color match. Hell I wish I had Modena, that would look so good with TVOriginally posted by westopherComment
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Fern over Modena????Comment
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Unless your fronts are basically trashed, your best bet is to patiently wait for someone with a clean interior to part out their car or swap it out for racing seats.Originally posted by 2manym3s
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I wouldn't count on finding a clean Modena interior being for sale. That wasn't a common color.
If you replace the front covers with new material, such as from Autoberry, you absolutely will have to replace the rear seat covers too. Modena is impossible to get a good color match.
That's what I'm doing for my Modena swap, replacing both front and rear material. Modena on Imolarot will look much better than Dove grey.Comment
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