Installed RedLine leather products.
#1
Installed RedLine leather products.
After a long wait modifiying & building I was able to finally get the Redline products installed.
Black perforated leather
- Gauge bezel
- center armrest
- shift boot (my short shifter is shortttttt)
- ebrake boot
- door arm rests.
Looks cleaner in person.
The didgital dash is still a work in progress. Working on finishing the drape.
Black perforated leather
- Gauge bezel
- center armrest
- shift boot (my short shifter is shortttttt)
- ebrake boot
- door arm rests.
Looks cleaner in person.
The didgital dash is still a work in progress. Working on finishing the drape.
#2
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Not sure how I feel about that guage bezel, but the door panels look amazing! That carbon fiber section really pops. How do you like their armrest cocers? I have some but I've not done them yet.
#3
TECH Regular
Looks great!
I'm about to start a new thread, for I'm about to install redline door panel inserts also. But looking for a good how to melt those plastic tabs off, without burning the cardboard, then of course getting them back on!
Any tips?
I'm about to start a new thread, for I'm about to install redline door panel inserts also. But looking for a good how to melt those plastic tabs off, without burning the cardboard, then of course getting them back on!
Any tips?
#5
When you have owned/driver the car for as long as I have the change isn’t so subtle, it gives a more current & upgraded experience.
the door panels were purchased in combination with my seat covers. I did this many moons ago and still look as nice as the day they were installed.
Bottom line: The Redline products worked out great.
#6
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iTrader: (14)
Thanks for chiming in, I'm the original owner I've mine and it was time for a change. I went red leather with mine but I've had my door panels wrapped for a while, had these armrest covers for over a year but still not out them on haha