New interior! Check it out and let me know!
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thank you all for your feedback, positive and negative...love to hear both ends of the spectrum! On the DIY idea, I think I might do one up, just make sure that you get a really good spray-on adhesive, something that works well with fabric. I will be changing out the red reflectors in the doors, and I went with orange because that will be my theme, black and burnt orange. I have my engine cover in the works now, black obsideon, with burnt orange smoke airbrushed over it. Once it is complete I will be sure to post up pics of it! The exhaust, I love it! Great pick up, without the really loud drone to it, it has more of a low exotic tone to it.
PM me if you would like info on doing the interior yourself. I would be happy to let you know what you'll need and where to get fabric.
The upholstery shop wanted $600 for this...
...we did it, the cost of materials.....$60
PM me if you would like info on doing the interior yourself. I would be happy to let you know what you'll need and where to get fabric.
The upholstery shop wanted $600 for this...
...we did it, the cost of materials.....$60
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Originally Posted by IvoryGT
definitely interested in the DIY. I was wondering how you attached the suede to the car, but now I see. They use microfiber for couches and stuff, it's not the same? I'd imagine it holds up pretty good with daily use.