DIY: Automotive Interior

[Ataemonus]

Proper pikey. From the number of damaged holding pins on the door, I can appreciate the skills of the peple doing the work ;)

Nice effort, but it's a tad more complicated than that if the results are to be at a high stadard.

[AKIman522]

@Ataemonus Holding pins were damaged by previous owner when installing an audio system. It's been nearly a year, and I've had no problem with this highly trafficked interior holding up. I drive the car daily.

[Ataemonus]

@AKIman522 I see. Well, I do not doubt the trimming will not stay there, it's just not done to a high standard, or to what I consider a high standard.

No offense intended :)

[kaldtonde]

Great video. I feel much more confident about doing mine.

[AKIman522]

@kaldtonde That's great! I have one piece of advice: Watch the flippin' glue on your fingertips!! It WILL ruin your material. Be careful.

[Charger5001968]

Thanks for the video, im thinking of doing the same and I also have a nissan 300zx XD

[AKIman522]

@Charger5001968 Thanks, we're actually about to finish up the sound system in the same two-tone. It's fully custom, but we unfortunately not going to video it because we are busy building a 600 hp VG30DETT for it. lol

[Charger5001968]

@AKIman522 cool man I was wondering if you know a way of fixing ripped seats and also whats the name of the material you used for the door cover thanks Again :D

[AKIman522]

@Charger5001968 It really depends on the material used, and how much foam is missing, etc. The material used here is Alcantara Suede. Not cheap.

[but199018]

Excellent Job and Video... Thankx

[AKIman522]

@but199018 Thank you, I appreciate the input.

[kabenissan]

good vid, and nice work keep up the good work,

[AKIman522]

@kabenissan Thank you!

[AKIman522]

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