torpex77

Folks,

I'm thinking of getting Wet Okole seat covers from my 4-door JK.

It's silver.

I was thinking of the standard black seat with either

Light Grey



Or Charcoal



as the insert color.

Anybody have any opinions (or pictures) about what color I should get?

harkleroadster

Between those two....I would pick light gray

mikeyfl

light gray on mine.



would go great with silver.

serveapurpose

I have solid Black with full piping in Grey.... keep in mind that the colors will fade eventually over the years. I have had mine for a year and a half now and only minor fading can be seen on the Black. Make sure you use the UV protectant that they sell frequently to preserve the life of the color.. I don't have any pics of my covers but if you need one I would be so kind to in a day or so.

edwin907

Wow, that does look great.

How do the covers attach?

JCAD

mikeyfl that does look great

torpex77

That looks great!

Do you like the seat covers?

Do they get too hot?

How's the water "resistance"? One of the reasons I'm looking at them is to keep the seats from getting soaked when I get caught in the rain without my doors.

bosscj351

Yeah, they look really great. But I'm curious about the water repellant also.

Mike72771

I was thinking of black with cobalt blue to liven it up a bit when I get around to doing my seats. That might look tacky though. I like Mike's with the light gray.

brian_crystal

OK for water repellancy you need to look at what your "definition" is....Here is what I mean...Neoprene will keep your OEM seat fabric dry from rain showers (the very back might where the top and bottom portions of the seat join but even there it won't get sopping wet). Neoprene, or the fabric on top of it--the grey and black and any padding, will get your butt wet when you sit on it. You can't just wipe off the water like you can on some of the other options...do a search for Iggee. Now, you can spray stuff on to the covers to make them sort of resistant like Scotchguard or some similar product. Now, just my two cents, figure out just what you want to do...because getting the Neoprene and then spending the extra money on Scotchguard every month ...I just have a problem spending that much money on something that I then have to modify. My personal money threshold is about $100...anything over should work the way I want it to right out of the box. If you want to wipe and sit dry then Igges or something similar is what you are looking for. If you want to keep your seats dry and have the fabric look then Neoprene (then you just have to figure out a vendor) is the way to go. If you go with Neoprene and judging by the feedback on this forum, just remember you get the quality your price demands. In other words the more expensive the better the cover. Let us know what you go with and good luck