[68 DLI 340]

Does anyone know which Kazkin color is the closest match to factory Sepia ?

 

[Slowpoke387]

Not a fan of their product. I've yet to see even one seat without wrinkles after being recovered with their product. It's always blatantly obvious that it's an aftermarket cover. People seem to love it but it never looks right to me. Just a cautionary comment really. Maybe your luck has been better?
Sorry I'm no help with the colors lol.

 

[Slidd]

If you do decide to go ahead with it, I'd try to find the leather with the perforations otherwise you will lose those awesome ventilated seats!


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[Pappagray]

Its all about the Installer. Sorry i cant help with the closest color, but i cna speak for there kits. Loved mine in my last Challenger

 

[FreddyG]

Not a fan of their product. I've yet to see even one seat without wrinkles after being recovered with their product. It's always blatantly obvious that it's an aftermarket cover. People seem to love it but it never looks right to me. Just a cautionary comment really. Maybe your luck has been better?
Sorry I'm no help with the colors lol.

As Pappagray said, it's about the installer. The good ones will steam the seat cover after they put it on. It's like hydrating the leather and the steam takes the wrinkles out.

You should download the color chart and check it out and find the color that makes you Happy. They can do the perforated seat covers too. I thought that it was kind of fun in the design your own seat section. You can get as crazy as you want there. Pretty Neat stuff!

Katzkin color chart.................

 

[MJS73]

It's not the product, it's the installer. I put Katzkins in my 2014 Ram and they look phenomenal.. Call Katzkin, they'll tell you which color is their match, like they did for me to match the factory Diesel Gray.

 

[tacamo01]

Or find a Katzkin installer in your area. Most installers also sell Katzkin leather seats a little cheaper than on the Katzkin website. The installer, if they sell, will have color samples in the store to look at and match to your liking.

Build your seats on the Katzkin website, then at the end it will show you the installers in your area.

 

[Slowpoke387]

It's not the product, it's the installer. I put Katzkins in my 2014 Ram and they look phenomenal.. Call Katzkin, they'll tell you which color is their match, like they did for me to match the factory Diesel Gray.

Even so, why have I never seen one done that looks right? Surely someone knows how to do it right. Maybe I'm losing my mind lol. So many people are in love with theirs yet when I see theirs I know I wouldnt like it. Really odd, maybe I'm just too picky.

 

[2020WB]

Agree 100% its all about the installer. I have used Katzkins several times. They always look great and wrinkle free.

 

[Slowpoke387]

I'd love to see wrinkle free pics. It would be great to know that it can be done right. Im sure there will be a time when my OEM leather will need to be replaced and having acceptable options is always good.
Didnt mean to hijack the thread. Maybe a separate thread is in order.

 

[FreddyG]

I'd love to see wrinkle free pics. It would be great to know that it can be done right. Im sure there will be a time when my OEM leather will need to be replaced and having acceptable options is always good.
Didnt mean to hijack the thread. Maybe a separate thread is in order.

Look at post #4 up a couple from here. Pappagray's Kitty Cat doesn't appear to have wrinkles.

 

[Pappagray]

Even so, why have I never seen one done that looks right? Surely someone knows how to do it right. Maybe I'm losing my mind lol. So many people are in love with theirs yet when I see theirs I know I wouldnt like it. Really odd, maybe I'm just too picky.

My seats are identical to OEM leather fit and finish wise. I just went on autotraer and looked at used cars(those pics are not when new) and the fit is identical.

Its also worth mentioning, that Katzkin does not only supply MOPAR with all there leather kits, they are also the OEM Manufacture for many different OEM's. It all comes down to install.