nick200
May 11 2008, 12:46 PM
was tryin to figure out how to do my own interior on my car. What materials will i need and how would i do it
CGEEZY
May 12 2008, 08:39 AM
QUOTE (nick200 @ May 11 2008, 01:46 PM)

was tryin to figure out how to do my own interior on my car. What materials will i need and how would i do it
How you gonna ask a Vague ass question like that?
Thats why questions dont get answered
Rells
May 12 2008, 08:07 PM
Lets see..
For seats
Some kind of sewing skills
Material
Thread
Scissors
Nice piece of chalk or marker or pencil or whatever
Nice industrial sewing machine( not anything from walmart )
maybe some foam if O.G. shit is really worn out.
Headliner
Some of your basic tools
and wire brush to tear off the old foam
An air compressor would be nice
Glue
Material
Doors
Material
Maybe lil sewing
Carpet
Basic tools use whatever needed to remove seats and other trim panels that may be in the way
Fiberglass look
Usually some good filler primer and shit load of sanding
More filler
More sanding
Paint
Customizing some shit
Some skills in the craft
And your basic supplies needed for fiberglassing some shit
Wood
lol Just some things that pop up in my mind....Be a lil more specific
84cutty
May 15 2008, 08:29 PM
Experience. Practice on some old junk yard parts first. Theres alot more to interior than just covering and wrapping. If you dont know what your doing, youll be heading for disaster. Just speaking from experience.
KustomKreationz
May 15 2008, 11:41 PM
St. Pete
May 21 2008, 05:43 PM
shit only thing I can do is seats, headliner & top part of door panels (depending on the car) so I take them bitches out and let a shop handle that, any dumbass can put carpet down, and err thing else I do myself. Kinda esy actually if u arent like really fucking slow an retarded
KustomKreationz
May 22 2008, 07:00 PM
DefdaBoss
Jun 4 2008, 10:10 AM
if your going to change the interior color make sure u clean it completely with alcohol. then wash the alcohol off. if there's ANY clear coat on any area that you want to paint it must come off. then paint it. evenly. works great. but i paint anything that u rest ur arm or touch very often. the paint will come off.
300ON24S
Jun 4 2008, 10:38 AM
I DID THE TRIM PARTS ALL AROUND THE DOORS AND THE UNDER DASH (GLOVEBOX, AND UNDER STERRING WHEEL) ALSO DID MY ARM REST AND MY SPEAKERBOX!! I USED BLACK SEUDE MATERIAL THAT I BOUGHT FROM JOANNS FABRIC. I JUST CUT THE SEUDE AND SPRAYED THE PEICES WITH 3M BRAND ADHESIVE! LET THE ADHESIVE TACK UP WHICH MEANS AFTER SPRAYING LET IT SIT FOR ABOUT A MIN. THEN JUST LAY IT ON TOP AND SPREAD IT ON!
Infamous Ob
Jun 4 2008, 07:08 PM
QUOTE (300ON24S @ Jun 4 2008, 11:38 AM)

I DID THE TRIM PARTS ALL AROUND THE DOORS AND THE UNDER DASH (GLOVEBOX, AND UNDER STERRING WHEEL) ALSO DID MY ARM REST AND MY SPEAKERBOX!! I USED BLACK SEUDE MATERIAL THAT I BOUGHT FROM JOANNS FABRIC. I JUST CUT THE SEUDE AND SPRAYED THE PEICES WITH 3M BRAND ADHESIVE! LET THE ADHESIVE TACK UP WHICH MEANS AFTER SPRAYING LET IT SIT FOR ABOUT A MIN. THEN JUST LAY IT ON TOP AND SPREAD IT ON!
Thats some Unique Autosport type shit right there. lol They do really good work. how much did that Suede material cost you?
chargeron24s
Jun 4 2008, 07:45 PM
QUOTE (300ON24S @ Jun 4 2008, 11:38 AM)

I DID THE TRIM PARTS ALL AROUND THE DOORS AND THE UNDER DASH (GLOVEBOX, AND UNDER STERRING WHEEL) ALSO DID MY ARM REST AND MY SPEAKERBOX!! I USED BLACK SEUDE MATERIAL THAT I BOUGHT FROM JOANNS FABRIC. I JUST CUT THE SEUDE AND SPRAYED THE PEICES WITH 3M BRAND ADHESIVE! LET THE ADHESIVE TACK UP WHICH MEANS AFTER SPRAYING LET IT SIT FOR ABOUT A MIN. THEN JUST LAY IT ON TOP AND SPREAD IT ON!
you got any pics?
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