Front Door Panels Armrest Cover for Honda Cr-V CRV 2007-2012 (Leather Only) 1Pair Gray

Woulkd have given it 5 stars if it was the same shade of gray as Honda uses. It is a little lighter but no so much it clashes bad. Had no problems removing old material and glueing the repacement in. Satisfied.

If you can endure the process, this is an amazing product! Start to finish is going to take about 3 hours IF you know what you’re doing with removing door panels and dealing with adhering fabric. If you’re totally new it could take you twice the amount of time. The fabric itself is very nice, thick, and cut oversized. No it does not have the switch panel cut out. No it’s not OEM color. Guys- you’re buying an aftermarket piece of fabric for next to nothing. Stop expecting miracles.I did one using headliner spray adhesive. I sprayed the fabric AND the panel, stuck it and did the rest of my cutting and folding using leather cement. Office binder clips are going to be your best friend for this to hold the edges down to dry. Also using the cement- less is more. The more you use it will take forever to dry and stick. The second one I did I used only the leather cement and I will say using spray adhesive to get the main bit down is the way to go! It saved a lot of time. Again if you’ve never done this though, do not use spray adhesive. Once it’s stuck you can’t adjust it. Another tip, look at how they cut it and adhered it. If you haven’t done this you’re going to need to make slits to give it slack so you can fold it. You are going to need a brand new blade or a box cutter or sharp scissors for this. Dull blades won’t cut it. Put cardboard down so you don’t cut your table. Installed it looks amazing. Obviously make sure to remove the fabric and old foam before you put the new stuff on.

So easy to apply. Contrary to some videos, no need to cut a hole in the product, just don't us the exterior "button". Looks great in my vehicle. Happy with the match to the original interior.

So, after getting them installed, they definitely look many times better than the worn out and torn armrests they replaced. Be warned, these are NOT easy to install. You must take the door panel completely apart, remove the arm rest section from the door panel, remove the switch-gear and handles, peel off the old covering, and then carefully install this new one. It took me about 2.5 hours, start to finish, per door. They will require cutting, stretching, and gluing. I'm also not convinced they are genuine leather. I don't particularly care...the factory armrests certainly were not real leather either, but in doing a lot of leather-craft, I believe these are bonded leather at best.

I came out beautiful on my 2008 honda CR-V.Installation i watched from youtube and it was easy on me. It took me about 1 hour did both side.👍

My wife and i did this following a UTube video. Beware that you will need a lot of clips (big and small).Looks like new. Great improvement in our 2007 CRV

I ordered these in order to replace the driver's side door arm rest on a 2007 Honda CR-V with grey leather interior. The installation is moderately complex, recommend looking at the Utube videos. I used liquid contact cement instead of spray-on so I could work on a small part at a time. I needed lots of small clamps and some patience, but I thought the result was worth the effort.As other reviewers have noted, this product is not "real leather" and the original cover on our CR-V was not real leather either, even though the rest of the upholstery is leather. Also, the color is too light by a couple of shades, but we still think it looks pretty good.

Didn't install this myself, had a professional mechanic do it for me. Turned out pretty good , but he said "never again!" Guess it was a bit fiddly.The leather was much thicker than the original, so should last longer and gives a small bit more padding. Color is several shades lighter than stock, but I understand that it does change with time and exposure.