sorry about the pics, i'm a point and randomly shoot type person. lol.

 

that fur is awesome! how did you do thaT???

 

pics are cool but i definitely don't like the strange overlay. takes away from the pictures and make it look like you put saran wrap on the lens in a few of the pictures

 

the red is butter suede i picked up from hancok fabrics.

the saran wrap overlay is this image:

 

I like that one with the "through the tree angle" you should work on that angel ande I think you will come out with some dope pics homie!

 

hey you got a site for the fabric, and you think u can get alil beter pics of the inside, what all does the fabric cover just the door panel and the seatbelt area?

 

I like the Interior!!......The Scary Bald guy u faded in each picture...*thumbs up*

 

Kronos is looking after your car, your dont need a security alarm! Car looks good though.

 

Nice pics, lookin good.

 

nice interior!

 

haha for a minute there i thought u left ur cam in the clear wrapper. ncie ride tho.

 

Nice pics. How exactly did you do the fabric? Spray adhesive , foam underneth?

 

diy for the interior please!

 

thanks for the compliments ...

newworldOZ: i only placed red suede where seen, and black suede on any roof panel that would pop out. I will try to get better/clear pictures for you later on
LINK: http://www.hancockfabrics.com/shoppi...&keyword=suede

silver06: I didn't take off the old fabric, just used spray adhesive on top of it. On some I used 3M Super90, and some I used the V&S adhesive that Raamaudio sells. I recommend the Raamaudio product, because the spray pattern is more consistent. Whereas the 3M has 3 different spray settings and the nozzle moves around as you are spraying so instead of a web spray pattern it may change to a stream spray in the midst of applying the glue.

rolloutrs1: Sorry I didn't take any pictures while I was doing it, however when you remove the side panels you can see where the inserts are plastically welded together.

So i took a dremel and removed the welds, removed the insert, upholstered the insert, and reattached the insert with screws and washers from home depot/lowes/your local hardware store, and done. One note, there are alot of plastic welds, so buy the larger pack of washers and screws (around 50) to attach the inserts on all 4 panels.

 

lol for a sec i thought you were being stalked by ghosts LOL.. love the interior work! looks so nice.. i think ima do mine in blue

 

dude i love the interior im looking to do something like that next