Did this over the weekend. I did both but this is the drivers side. I may redo it cuz there are a few wrinkles but here is what it it looks like.

 

looking good. Where did you get your suede from?

 

Looks good. I have black suede to do my door panels and back seat but have just been to lazy.

Maybe try and use some heat over the wrinkles and smooth them out

 

looks good, that would really match my blue waterfall.

 

got the material from Joanne Fabrics.

 

looks nice man

 

looks niceeee. How much did it cost?

 

looks niceeee. How much did it cost?

 

cheap..fabric is like 22 dollars a yard. It's just putting the door back together that is a pain.. It has plastic rivets holding it together and you have to grind them down and reassemble with screws

 

just goto Toyota dealership and buy some new ones........they are very cheap and better than using screws.......

install looks pretty good though.......I am gonn ado mine in about a month or two once it stopps raining......

 

I dont have the eqiuptment to do plastic rivets. Otherwise I would put it back to stock form..but it worked well and appears to be as strong as stock

 

probably stronger than stock.......if it works do it.........that is my motto........plus it is part of modifying a car.........

 

my thoughts too. Sometimes it's difficult when you have to destroy something on the car to change it. But hey..that's how it goes

 

Did you glue the fleece right over the fabric that is allready there? Also what type of glue did you use? I heard that rubber cement is actually awesome when doing fleece.

 

Very nice, going to attempt this project once it gets warmer out. Props.

 

that racing seat in the air vent is awesome, where did you get it?!

doors look good too :p

 

nopi.com it sucks cuz i bought a samsung blackjack and it doesn't fit anymore in the seat

 

nice!!!!

 

I used just spray fabric glue. I was advised to just be sure it says it is safe for fabric. Yes it went right over the existing fabric. When you spray the glue let it dry a little so when you place the suede over it does not soak through. Also on the inside of the door I used a hot glue gun to hold it the plastic of the inside of the door. It worked great.

 

how much did that cost you