interior color combination
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Staging Lane
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interior color combination i got inspired by 98RaptorTA's interior, and wanted to look into doing something similar myself. I'm pretty familiar working with leather and stitching, so that won't be an issue. Wrapping a car interior will be new, but I think I'm up to the challenge.
Anyway, what I'm stuck on is color, car has an ebony interior, and black paint. When I first bought the car I really liked a black/red combo, so I have a C6 shift **** with red stitching and a boot with red stitching.
What I'm debating on is if I want to go two-tone with the leather, either black/red or black/dark grey. If I go dark grey I think I'll be changing the color of my stitching, unless someone here good with photoshop could take a stab at it and see if it looks good.
Anyway, thoughts?
Anyway, what I'm stuck on is color, car has an ebony interior, and black paint. When I first bought the car I really liked a black/red combo, so I have a C6 shift **** with red stitching and a boot with red stitching.
What I'm debating on is if I want to go two-tone with the leather, either black/red or black/dark grey. If I go dark grey I think I'll be changing the color of my stitching, unless someone here good with photoshop could take a stab at it and see if it looks good.
Anyway, thoughts?
At first, I was always a single color guy, hard core. But then I got to seeing some interiors on here and they started to rub off on me. LOL, I was still on the fence when I originally got my interior locally and the interior gal forcibly pushed me to go two-tone. I liked it it a lot, but I still was on the fence if I loved it or not. However, when I switched the interior from vinyl to full leather thats when I loved it.
As for the red...go with what you like and do not be discouraged if others do not agree with you here. As for me, I actually wish I would have did different colored stitching sometimes, while others, being it is a two tone, it might have been too much. I think both combos you have sound awesome, with the gray/dark gray w/red stitching really peaking my interest.
Good luck!
As for the red...go with what you like and do not be discouraged if others do not agree with you here. As for me, I actually wish I would have did different colored stitching sometimes, while others, being it is a two tone, it might have been too much. I think both combos you have sound awesome, with the gray/dark gray w/red stitching really peaking my interest.
Good luck!
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Staging Lane
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i think i'm leaning more towards the black with red stitching. Seen it on a few corvettes with the apsis kits and it just looks great. But I'll play around in photoshop over the next couple days and post up what I come up with.
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I have seen that in a couple of cars and it looks sharp. Took me a while to find what I liked. Just take your time to decide and think it through. LOL, I blew $1400 cuz I jumped in too quickly, and I got something that just was not right. I should have waited to get what I wanted the first time. Good luck!
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