New black "suede" headliner and black plastics.
#61
07-13-2010, 12:53 PM
My rear seat is out so I'll snap some pics when I get home today, but without pics off the top of my head here's what you would do.
1. Remove seat portion (where your @ss goes).
- There's two tabs (one where passenger side is and the other where the driver side is). Pull them and lift the seat up a little.
- Slide seat belt buckles through the holes.
- Pull out rear seat.
2. There's 4 bolts (3 on the chassis for the back portion of the seats) to remove the seats.
- Two bolts are near the door side, may have to lift up the little cloth on the seat to see it. May also have to tilt your head a little.
- One bolt near the rear arm rest.
- One bolt on the rear arm rest.
3. Remove rear arm rest
- Two bolts I think in the middle.
*** I can't recall if you do step 2 or 3 first but by looking you'd be able to figure it out.
For the B pillar I'll find the removal guide, gimme a few mins.
1. Remove seat portion (where your @ss goes).
- There's two tabs (one where passenger side is and the other where the driver side is). Pull them and lift the seat up a little.
- Slide seat belt buckles through the holes.
- Pull out rear seat.
2. There's 4 bolts (3 on the chassis for the back portion of the seats) to remove the seats.
- Two bolts are near the door side, may have to lift up the little cloth on the seat to see it. May also have to tilt your head a little.
- One bolt near the rear arm rest.
- One bolt on the rear arm rest.
3. Remove rear arm rest
- Two bolts I think in the middle.
*** I can't recall if you do step 2 or 3 first but by looking you'd be able to figure it out.
For the B pillar I'll find the removal guide, gimme a few mins.
#62
07-13-2010, 01:01 PM
I could have sworn I had seen a thread with pics to it to remove the B pillar, but found this:
https://g35driver.com/forums/803284-post5.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/803284-post5.html
#63
07-13-2010, 01:16 PM
#64
07-13-2010, 01:20 PM
No problem. To get the rear seats back in it's a lil pain, but not bad. Basically get the two bolts on (loosely) near the door side and then try getting the other one in. Might have to tilt the seat forward or back and just play with it. I don't think there is a need to remove the seat belts, you prob just need to make sure they're not on that hook on the seat.
#65
07-13-2010, 01:41 PM
#66
07-13-2010, 01:54 PM
Yeah, I painted my headliner but I'm going to wrap it. Still deciding what material. Thinking of a faux mink or maybe velvet. Maybe some other material with a nice pattern, but def not doing suede, not too much of a fan of it.
Also removed the rear seats to run my wires a bit easier and to paint the rear arm rest. I'm wrapping/painting everything black above the middle of the car to have a nice two tone gray and black.
Here's a pic of the headliner, came out pretty good, but there was some stains/dirt on it which I couldn't remove so it's kinda visible. Also it's not soft like it was before so I want to wrap it.
Also removed the rear seats to run my wires a bit easier and to paint the rear arm rest. I'm wrapping/painting everything black above the middle of the car to have a nice two tone gray and black.
Here's a pic of the headliner, came out pretty good, but there was some stains/dirt on it which I couldn't remove so it's kinda visible. Also it's not soft like it was before so I want to wrap it.
#67
07-13-2010, 02:01 PM
if your looking for a two tone here is an idea I came across this thread yesterday.
https://g35driver.com/forums/media-s...rior-pics.html
Really disappointed that no one else has done that yet or no DIY has been made or anything of how easy or hard it was. I would do this myself Its just once again IDK where to begin etc. But that two tone looks really good and you could do yours in Gray. Just a thought!
https://g35driver.com/forums/media-s...rior-pics.html
Really disappointed that no one else has done that yet or no DIY has been made or anything of how easy or hard it was. I would do this myself Its just once again IDK where to begin etc. But that two tone looks really good and you could do yours in Gray. Just a thought!
#68
07-13-2010, 02:13 PM
Yeah I've seen that thread before. That's pretty much what I'm doing. Although, not gonna do the sides of the seats in black. Too much work. Trying to figure out if I should wrap the pillars in leather or some fabric. Hard to decide since I can't decide on my headliner. I found this one mink fabric, but the color was a dark brown. Found a black one, but it wasn't soft like the dark brown. If I can get that in black then I'll do that for sure and it'll make my decision easier for the pillars. Probably going to wrap the carpets as well and around the borders I'll put some something there so it doesn't look all weird being one piece.
#70
07-13-2010, 02:19 PM
#71
07-13-2010, 02:30 PM
Lol, yeah it would be easier to have another person around. I get so lazy doing stuff myself.
It's my daily so yeah, half my interior is out, lol.
Not gonna do a leather dye, not doing anything with any of the leather parts. Pretty much just the pillars and headliner. I should be finishing up the project sometime next month or in September since I still have my wheels and new tires.
It's my daily so yeah, half my interior is out, lol.
Not gonna do a leather dye, not doing anything with any of the leather parts. Pretty much just the pillars and headliner. I should be finishing up the project sometime next month or in September since I still have my wheels and new tires.
