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Foz
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17th Sep 03 at 11:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

at the mo they r retro grey, i was wondering how much a set of SXI door cards wud cost from Vaux? Or if anyone had a guide to re-trim myself?

Also what colour shall i spray my interior, i have done rio verde and silver, don't like both. any ideassss????

Foz
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17th Sep 03 at 11:40   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote



looks dull!
Spence
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re-trim in black and colour code in a nice cream colour
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quote:
Originally posted by Bristolboyz03
re-trim in black and colour code in a nice cream colour


cream

i would make the interior silver and black with maybe a touch of green

chrome veccy interior handles would liven it up

[Edited on 17-09-2003 by antonOO2]
antonOO2
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thi was my interior 2 years ago ,changed alot since then but love the veccy door handles

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i like that foz didnt like the rio verde as the paint neva came out rite, it just looked shite!! prob a dodgey can but yea i do like that
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i dnt is all gone now just silver and black in side now .the rio verde looks tacky i think.
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17th Sep 03 at 12:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i neva liked it. how about purple and black? how much laquer u have on those handles? lol
antonOO2
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yeh soaked em with laquer
Foz
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silver is to common, i want sumut different, purple and black, or jungle green and black?
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silver and black is commmon because it looks best.colour brings taciness i think.
look at all the top of the range cars ,most have silver nd black interiors
Icy
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i bought big sheet of alcantara material i think n gona retrim when i can be assed lol
then gona spray the doorpockets anthracite
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My re-trimmed cars.







MAterial purchased from Cobra directly. Should be £40 per square metre (well, 130 x 100), but as i had the seats, tehy done it for about £26 psm)

Guide, 1stly, be prepared to take your time. I've used high adesive spray tack (glue). I've cut the material int the basic shape to ensure all the doorcard would be covered (remembering to push the material round the doorcard to cover the indentations on the doorcard).

Then, spray both the doorcard and the back of the material, and inch by inch push the material onto the card. Making sure to push it right into the curves. THis means that the material isn't straight as you move along the dc, but, and this is where the time is taken, you can push the material down, and juststretch it and compress it to fit into every gap.

Once its completly stuck down, i jsut cut the material so it had 1" extra, then folded the around the top and bottom of the dc to make sure its all neat and tidy,

Then, cut all the holes of the doorcard thru the material, again, leaving some extra to fold under.

Voila, done
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your bonnet is ghey
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your bonnet is ghey
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i quite like the bonnet
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your bonnet is ghey
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quote:
Originally posted by vibrio



What a good picture

I am glad you have your opinions on the bonnet on my car. Everyone is entitled to their own
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cheers for the guide daimo
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your bonnet is ghey
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quote:
Originally posted by Daimo B
quote:
Originally posted by vibrio



What a good picture

I am glad you have your opinions on the bonnet on my car. Everyone is entitled to their own



I felt that steves comments were out of place without a picture of the bonnet. that way everyone can decied if they like it or not without relying on just one person opinion
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you exhausts are ghey
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quote:
Originally posted by antonOO2
cheers for the guide daimo


Nae probs I must stress that you really need to take time over it. I didn't first time and it started coming unstuck. I've re-done it and now it fits better than ever.

Plus its cool saying u've retrimmed most of your own interior
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you exhausts are ghey

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