Leather interior install almost done Pics
10-27-2003, 12:51 PM
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Leather interior install almost done Pics It is almost done the other door panel is drying and the headrests are on their way. It came out great. 
http://community.webshots.com/album/79456660FVNfJs
http://community.webshots.com/album/79456660FVNfJs 
10-27-2003, 05:22 PM
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/109927-auto-leathers-install.html
This is what I did scroll down for the screw sizes.
This is what I did scroll down for the screw sizes.
10-27-2003, 07:40 PM
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Yes, I am working on it. It is not easy.
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10-27-2003, 07:51 PM
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Man if thats the case why did my drivers seat come out perfect.I have felted a pool table before with the 3m stuff an wow it held down real well.It doesnt matter I will try to get it tight.And if it doesnt work out I can live with it.I like the way it came out anyway. Its just everyones a perfectionist. 
But hey I did the best I could 
But hey I did the best I could
10-27-2003, 08:24 PM
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Man if thats the case why did my drivers seat come out perfect.I have felted a pool table before with the 3m stuff an wow it held down real well.It doesnt matter I will try to get it tight.And if it doesnt work out I can live with it.I like the way it came out anyway. Its just everyones a perfectionist. But hey I did the best I could
But hey I did the best I could I did mine initially with the glue they supplied and it had a little less wrinkles in the front seat bottom cushions than yours do. I didn't like it so I used a much stronger adhesive this time around and I have no wrinkles like that. It all fits MUCH more snug and tight. Looks like a factory fit now. I like mine better that way. It's all personal preference.
10-27-2003, 08:42 PM
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Send me some pics if you can CANNIBAL to jmgarcia@tiegpp.com I would like to see the difference and if I like it I will redo mine.
10-28-2003, 10:23 PM
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Cool, I've wanted to do this to my car since day one. I'm going to go with silver though 
. I've been trying to think of a nice way to use black and silver somehow in the door panel. I always think of the interiors in Baja Speedboats, and how awesome they do it. Some kind of stripe pattern would be the ***** 
. I've been trying to think of a nice way to use black and silver somehow in the door panel. I always think of the interiors in Baja Speedboats, and how awesome they do it. Some kind of stripe pattern would be the *****
10-28-2003, 10:48 PM
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I got them from dyno pro auto. I had the stickers made. I was going with silver because I thought it would look great with my 30th ann stripes. But I went with the red and black because it fit me alot more and the red carpet is going in next with custom floor mats 
. Then hopefully this year coming up I can enter the car show in the spring break shootout and run also. 
The only thing I have to say if you get one of these kits is take your time especially on the door panels. That was the hardest part. I put three coats of expoy over two days on the tabs that I could not screw down. The door panel in the pic is off right now because I redid it with the expoy. Just to be safe. But all in all it was fun to what the car change when your doing the work This is what moding is all about. Now I need to read jmx's websight for thr 50th time to make sure I can do the cam 
. Then hopefully this year coming up I can enter the car show in the spring break shootout and run also. The only thing I have to say if you get one of these kits is take your time especially on the door panels. That was the hardest part. I put three coats of expoy over two days on the tabs that I could not screw down. The door panel in the pic is off right now because I redid it with the expoy. Just to be safe. But all in all it was fun to what the car change when your doing the work
This is what moding is all about. Now I need to read jmx's websight for thr 50th time to make sure I can do the cam 
10-29-2003, 10:23 AM
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But your door panels are easier or not ? Trans am's are not easy at all.I left it out in the sun and the leather git a little tighter.