Interior Redone in Two Tone
05-16-2009, 07:31 PM
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Interior Redone in Two Tone Have been wanting to do this for years but was cost prohibitive to do reupholstering of seats ........untill...........I learned about elastomeric leather Dying. Ahhhh yeah. No cracking or peeling with time.The car had the original Camaro seats replaced with WS6 Ebony seats (original Camaro seats hurt my back). Color is a VERY close match to exterior color of car.
Check this out and let me know what you think:
Check this out and let me know what you think:
05-16-2009, 07:50 PM
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The seats are prepped than sprayed with the elastomeric paint/dye. I had a professional do this for me and charged me $200 bucks for seats and panel work. He did a great jo. He has done some Cobras, Eclipses, Shelby 500, and other vehicles in my home town that look awesome.
05-16-2009, 10:50 PM
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The seats look great. I just don't like the three colors you have now...get rid of the beige. I've always loved two tone, and especially black or grey with a deep red...the 40th anniversary GP's, the Graphite/Brick tahoes...love them all. Only problem is that I don't think it looks good with the beige in there.
05-17-2009, 01:03 AM
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I dunno, I really like the contrast between the carpet and the rest of the interior. It has a good balance of accents and looks very classy to me for some reason. One thing I would do though is get black seat belt guides for the seats.
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05-17-2009, 07:41 AM
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Thought about it a bit but then decided against it. Thought it would be too much. Just wanted to accent which is why the area on the panel was done. I will be changing out the seatbelt guides to black ones. I am now doing the interior in stages so the carpet will remain as is for now. I have gotten the same response from people here....some really like it and others say to stay with 2 colors. I spoke with a friend who is a decorator and she said that accenting really is the way to go and the baige is neutral enough to pull it off with he other two colors. I also sure there may be another decorator who would say "what the hell were you thinking!"
. Oh well...... I like the tricolor theme.
. Oh well...... I like the tricolor theme. 
05-17-2009, 07:13 PM
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It reminds me of a cadillac interior. Looks very luxurious and high class.
But it seems to kill the sporty race car look though.
Otherwise, I like it.
But it seems to kill the sporty race car look though.
Otherwise, I like it.
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seats look very professional i love them like that how ever i would vote to get rite of the beige. Its you car tho and in the end if you like it be proud and keep it.