I did mine two summers ago. One of the biggest pains I have encountered, really I wish I had not done it myself. Sure the end product turned out alright, little messed up on the back of the seat, but when you look into the car it looks great. My tips for you. Have a hair dryer, use this to stretch out the vinyl seat covers. I did most of my work when it was 85 plus degrees so I just laid my seats in the sun to make them more pliable. Also, read a few articles on how to do this job before hand to learn the different techniques to finish the job. My personal experience lead me to believe that the bottoms were easier to finish than the back of the seats. As a result I would say do the bottom first to get the technique down, then do the back of the seat. Also go and pick up some burlap from a store that sells it such as Michael's, Linens and Things, or any craft store. This is used to place the foam on and is usually pretty messed up. At this point you may also want to check the frame of the seats for any cracks or developing cracks that may cause you to have to drive down the street with a "gangsta lean." If you can borrow a welder, this would be the best time to sure these areas up. Though I didn't have the gangsta lean, after examining the frame I found one or two cracks that would have definitely broken within a few months. Other than that, I don't know what else to tell you but good luck.