Suede Interior Project has Begun :)
05-23-08, 06:59 AM
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All depends on what you call everything. You can cover virtually anything in the car, just depends on how much patience and ability to manipulate the fabric. I'm taking the window panels to a friend of mine with much more patience than me.
05-23-08, 07:25 AM
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So far I've got probably 10 or so with what I've done so far. I plan on at least another 10-20 to get evertyhing else covered that I want. I still havent' decided what route to go with as far as the stereo goes, so that may still get covered too.
All depends on what you call everything. You can cover virtually anything in the car, just depends on how much patience and ability to manipulate the fabric. I'm taking the window panels to a friend of mine with much more patience than me.
All depends on what you call everything. You can cover virtually anything in the car, just depends on how much patience and ability to manipulate the fabric. I'm taking the window panels to a friend of mine with much more patience than me.
05-27-08, 06:52 AM
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I had a compressor but it apparently crapped out on me about half way through the first piece I did and I am now just using the spray adhesive straight out of the aerosol can. If you keep it held at the right angle it sprays just as good as the gun would but takes a little longer.
06-26-08, 01:32 PM
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For those interested, I don't have any more updates just yet. Texas is seeing insane temperatures the last month or so and is messing with the material and the adhesive big time. The 100+ degree days with crazy humidity and sometimes wind doesn't provide too good of an environment to do this kinda work 
Work travel has started as well, so its gonna be another couple weeks before the window, a-pillar, and door trim pieces are done.
Work travel has started as well, so its gonna be another couple weeks before the window, a-pillar, and door trim pieces are done.
06-26-08, 06:05 PM
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looks good, i thought about doing that to my car too, did that to my last car the integra. but i bought faux suede so it wasnt that flexible ... i wanna see when its all done. good job !
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Do a Diy!!!! show the product, and step please!! i was going to do it my self cus i got some gucci fabric laying around but to scared to mess up and waste it lolz.
