DIYsteeringwheel

Nappa leather provides a higher degree of luxury.

It was named for the Nappa Valley in California, where the tanning company that developed it was located.

With this finish and pigmentation applied, Nappa leather is more durable and distinct than aniline or semi-aniline leathers – perfect for a luxury automobile

Alcantara offers a firm grip.

A preferred material for most race cars interiors

Alcantara was developed in the 1970s by Miyoshi Okamoto and initially manufactured by the Italian company Alcantara.

It has a soft, suede-like microfibre pile, Alcantara is different from suede as it is more durable, stain resistant, and easier to maintain..

For sewing steering wheel cover on a car steering wheel, we provide strong bonded nylon thread, multiple colours available

Red. Orange. Yellow. Green. Blue. Purple. Black. Grey. White/beige etc....

Mix colour stitching (for example, BMW tri-color in sky blue, blue and red)

Steering wheel markings are known from racing and are also referred to as12 o'clock markings or center stripe

Racing and rally drivers often use the steering wheel with center stripe on top. This lets them know using peripheral vision only when the wheel is pointing straight

A new design of the center stripe is available now if you want add this on your steering wheel cover and make it looks a bit different from others

Is there any other color I can choose?

Yes, can do

why not

or if you would like more colors

what about the M-sport tri-color stripe for your BMW

German-flag-color in black, yellow and red

Italian-flag-color in green, white and red

Many more options of your choice

When do the sewing. Tie a small knot at the end of your thread. First, pierce the cover through the inner lining.

The second stitch must go through both the layers, from the outer lining. Sew along the gap. Adjust the tightness as you go along.

When you finish your sewing, tie another knot, cut the remaining thread.

A quality fabrics cleaning solution

A couple of light sprays directly on the area to be cleaned

A detailing brush with slightly stiff bristles

A clean microfiber towel

Wrap microfibre cloth around that quarter and then start to work it by gently twisting the cloth

If there are any particularly grease areas such as the thumb grips, use a single finger wrapped in the microfibre to concentrate on those

Next use a dry microfibre cloth to absorb as much of the damp as possible, again rubbing the wheel to try to bring the fluffiness back

leave the wheel to dry out