FINISHED!!!!! New RED interior pics
I believe a tan headliner was the only one available for the G35.
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The first post of the thread shows black carpet, dash, center console and door panels. That would be an awful lot of dying if it started as a tan interior. Plus it doesn't matter anyway because even if it was tan and the dye was scratched the light color would show as well. The point I was trying to make is that whe color changes are made like this they aren't really dying the leather. The process is more like paint. The surface is preped and then the new color is applied. It only changes the surface color and not the inner portion of the material. If it's done right it can look good and last for a long time, but there is always the chance that the color will scratch off and the original color will show through.
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How's the interior holding up after all this time?
As I was checking out this thread, and loving the red interior, I realized that Infiniti finally started offering red leather on the G37 convertibles, although I think only in the Platinum Graphite "Bloomingdale's Edition."
As I was checking out this thread, and loving the red interior, I realized that Infiniti finally started offering red leather on the G37 convertibles, although I think only in the Platinum Graphite "Bloomingdale's Edition."
I'm amazed this is even possible? Is this even possible? You did this yourself? I went to that website? Don't tell me you only spent under a 100 bucks for that transformation?
