well it took many hours, taking the seats out, carpet out, every piece of trim out then taking it all apart dyeing the carpeted part, paint trimming the plastic reinstalling ect.. but its finally done.

lemme know what yall think

 

what did you use to paint your trim? thats something ive been interested in....

 

not to shabby there bud,
But have to ask are your door pannels coverd with cloth?
in mine they are just fake leather and are actually plastic or at least i think that they are LOL

 

looks good

now you just gotta figure out something to do with the seats

lookin good

 

think if it was mine and i was going to do anything with the seats i would do the insode of them red, and the out side a black or Darker grey.

im sure there are dyes out that you can spray in to the seats to make them change color with out fear of it comming off on you also.

but ya should have put a before and after shot on the thread so folks know exactly what you have done

 

OMG. I can't comment. It reminds me too much of a Honda Civic that comes into town on the weekend.

Sorry.

 

hey dan, we're all entitled to our own opinion...but if you dont have anything nice to say its better to say nothing at all...

to each his own

and i think it looks great

good job on the interior chris

 

i used "Trim paint" it is like 6 bucks a can at the auto places. i have before pics at http://s2.photobucket.com/albums/y32/SCC/

and yeah the top part is cloth, the handle is leather, the door is plastic, and the bottom part is carpeted so yeah it was "fun"

and as far as the seats ive ordered these seats, they will be in front and im having a upholstry place reupholster the rear seats to match. he's also gonna redo my headliner. but yeah all suggestions wether they be good job or looks like crap i wanna hear so keep em coming

 

awesome! thats gonna look great....dont think i could fit my wide rear end in there though..lol


make sure you post pics when they're in

 

u know it man, and when im done ima find all the cool MCF members and take em for the ride of their life