i am getting ready to custom paint my baja x and was thinking of a new seat cover and wondering who all has jet trim and using what materials on them and also if anybody has any pictures of them on your photo page. THANKS

 

What is jet trim?

 

fatholly jet trim in az. website is www.jetrim.com i would text it but can not get any of my text to work.

 

Looks cool here's a link for anyone looking into it...JetTrim I don't really like the huge logo, but I would imagine that could be left out. Cool, another option!

 

I have a JetTrim, on my Pred. I am going to get one for the DS as well. They are awesome. Excellent fit, quality/materials, customer service and fast shipping. They are a little more spendy compared to the others, but you get what you pay for. Mine has Kevlar sides, black carbon medium grip seat w/tribal stitching, and vinyl sides. Great stuff!

FatHolly..the JetTrim logo is optional. When I ordered mine they asked if I wanted the logo or not, I said what the hell.

Chris

Better photo of the seat pending....

 

Jettrim is awesome, pic of mine at the link in my signature.
I'll prolly never use anybody else for a cover, I'm that happy with mine.
Over two years and still like brand new, hundreds of hours in the saddle.

They won't warranty for life unless you get the kevlar on the bottom edges, but I wanted color and they didn't have red kevlar so I went with red marine vinyl and it has held up awesome. I mean, no other seat cover uses kevlar so I figured it had to be just as good.
Just pull the steel toe tips off your mx boots and nothing to worry about.

 

Man, those look awesome.

 

Looks great... any of you guys who had your stuff from them did you use the plastic corner pieces or does this seat cover come with them. You know the part of front on the seat and underneath? I like what I saw and one will be fitted on my Project DS.

 

hightower THANKS for the pictures the seat looks really nice. that really helps on thinking what to do. thanks again dave

 

Entomber Jettrim uses kevlar on the bottom edge all the way around the tip making those tip covers not necesary, but I didn't want the kevlar cause I wanted red there, the tip covers can be carefully removed and reused - they are glued and stapled on the back - have the upholsterer you use do it.

But they are not needed, I did not reuse mine, I have no tip covers on the corners, I just made sure there were no sharp edges on the plastic seat pan and sanded them smooth, and don't set the seat on the corners any more to lean it up against something or they will get chewed.