Headrest Help
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Headrest Help
Hi JK-Forum,
First post but long time viewer, I know the brick headrest issue has come up in the past but I really need a replacement or cover before my wife leaves me!!!
I really don't want to purchase a whole seat cover but just wondering if anyone out there has any ideas?
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First post but long time viewer, I know the brick headrest issue has come up in the past but I really need a replacement or cover before my wife leaves me!!!
I really don't want to purchase a whole seat cover but just wondering if anyone out there has any ideas?
JKYYZ
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I have a back problem so I need the seat to sit straight up and as a result my head bumps the hard head restraint with every bounce. I solved my problem by going to Wal Mart (or any craft/fabric store) and purchased "polyester quilt batting". It is very inexpensive. I measured the head rest (head restraint - I know, I know that is the proper term) and cut some pieces to layer over it to cover it with a soft surface. I then sewed a simple cover from scrap cloth to slip down over the entire headrest to hold the polyester padding in place. I didn't even bother to close the bottom of the slip cover (it is hemmed to finish off the edges so it doesn't look crude). I is very comfortable now and I don't even notice it when my head bumps it occasionally. It is also nice to use now when I want to relax and my DH drives.
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I have a back problem so I need the seat to sit straight up and as a result my head bumps the hard head restraint with every bounce. I solved my problem by going to Wal Mart (or any craft/fabric store) and purchased "polyester quilt batting". It is very inexpensive. I measured the head rest (head restraint - I know, I know that is the proper term) and cut some pieces to layer over it to cover it with a soft surface. I then sewed a simple cover from scrap cloth to slip down over the entire headrest to hold the polyester padding in place. I didn't even bother to close the bottom of the slip cover (it is hemmed to finish off the edges so it doesn't look crude). I is very comfortable now and I don't even notice it when my head bumps it occasionally. It is also nice to use now when I want to relax and my DH drives.
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I replaced my front headrest with a pair from a 2008 Dodge Ram with matching interior color.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...t=25520&page=3
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...t=25520&page=3