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impacter

 posted on 9th May 04 at 16:10

if u want the cheapest option... u can buy some fabric spray down ur local B&Q or sommit and spray over it.


Corsa E-Tec

 posted on 9th May 04 at 15:43

speak to a_j_mair. he did his own and is :thumbs:


mike16v

 posted on 9th May 04 at 15:02

ye mate take the old material off, if u strip it down to the plastic u have a flatter surface so its easier to get a smoother finish :)


N90ATH

 posted on 9th May 04 at 14:59

cheers for the advice, but di i take of the old material and then retrim or retrim over the top?

god i sound dumb


modded_corsa

 posted on 9th May 04 at 13:45

if your looking to save yourself some hassle.....av a little visit into the classifieds area on this site

but it is possible to retrim them yourself....main things to remember is to take it steady and not to let any airbubbles appear:thumbs:


N90ATH

 posted on 9th May 04 at 13:43

well ive finally got my parents to buy me my corsa b 1.4i 16v sport, and ive already got buckets to go in and i'm ripping out the back seats for an ice install, now i got a big problem.
the door cards and the rear side cards are coverd in this horrible multi coloured material and well it dnt go with my interior at all, so does ne1 know if it is easy to retrim the parts myself or got some parts in black material for sale.

nath