New black "suede" headliner and black plastics.
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From: Green Bay, WI / Atlanta, GA
F***ING WIN!!! When the snow falls here, so will the headliner...I was just thinking today how much I hate, I hate, I hate peter pan! Sorry, I ment tan 
I have always wanted an all black interior so I ripped it all apart and did it. I never wrapped a headliner or pillars before so I learned a lot. I just need to address the visors and get the light up steering wheel controls and also address the dash trim that goes from left to right (gonna paint it brown).
I got rid of the OH ****! handles and installed my mic in the card holder. All tan plastics were done black. The seat belts are rubbing the black off on the guide but I can live with it. Also just threw a couple shots of the console and DD just to show the entire interior. Cost be about 70 bucks to do headliner and paint plastics.
Update DIY made https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...r-removal.html
Special thanks to g35Mass who got my steering wheel controls to work.
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I got rid of the OH ****! handles and installed my mic in the card holder. All tan plastics were done black. The seat belts are rubbing the black off on the guide but I can live with it. Also just threw a couple shots of the console and DD just to show the entire interior. Cost be about 70 bucks to do headliner and paint plastics.
Update DIY made https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...r-removal.html
Special thanks to g35Mass who got my steering wheel controls to work.
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Looks sick...
might sound like an odd question, but does the interior "feel" any different too you.. like how certain colors used to paint a room can make it seem larger or smaller? lol.. odd question but Im sure some of you know what I mean
might sound like an odd question, but does the interior "feel" any different too you.. like how certain colors used to paint a room can make it seem larger or smaller? lol.. odd question but Im sure some of you know what I mean
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From: Quahog RI
Nope its not painted from the factory so I'm gonna leave it alone. I want to keep it simple and clean, less is more imo.
I'm thinking about attempting wrapping the headliner in faux mink myself. Do you think it would be difficult since the material is thick and there isn't any room for flexing/stretching? Any tips you could provide?
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From: Quahog RI
I brought his headliner to a local shop and the guy explained to me the difference between the real material that has a backing pad and is actually made for headliner and the stuff thats not. Its a gamble not using legit material, Im not sure what you have but unless you have 2 people help you then its gonna be a pain. Be prepared to fail lol. If I ever do another one I will buy the real stuff.
I'll take it to a shop then. I'm using faux mink. Used it on the rear deck and it came out great. Only problem I have is...I can't remember where the plastic pieces went exactly. For some reason they don't seem to fit at all lol
Since the sedan headliner is so big its gonna be tough. I tried wrapping a friends with just me and him and it didn't end well.
I brought his headliner to a local shop and the guy explained to me the difference between the real material that has a backing pad and is actually made for headliner and the stuff thats not. Its a gamble not using legit material, Im not sure what you have but unless you have 2 people help you then its gonna be a pain. Be prepared to fail lol. If I ever do another one I will buy the real stuff.
I brought his headliner to a local shop and the guy explained to me the difference between the real material that has a backing pad and is actually made for headliner and the stuff thats not. Its a gamble not using legit material, Im not sure what you have but unless you have 2 people help you then its gonna be a pain. Be prepared to fail lol. If I ever do another one I will buy the real stuff.
