I think orange piping on doors would look good but more than that would be too much IMO

 

that looks great. Just the right amount of accents to not be over bearing

 

That looks really well done, you should be rightly proud of your work!

 

Nice.

 

Looking Good!

 

I like it. It really breaks up the black. Nice job.

 

Turned out really nice.

 

nice job!!...did you remove the seats from the car, or leave them in?

 

Thanks, I removed the back seats but I didn't want to mess with the airbags in the front so I left them in. Here's some shots of how I did it.

Interior

• Dave25
• Oct 19, 2016
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Interior

• Dave25
• Oct 19, 2016

Interior

• Dave25
• Oct 19, 2016
• 2

 

thanks for the pics, how many cans did you need ?

 

Bought 3, ended up using about 1 and a half. Once you get the first coat down it covers pretty easily.

 

Thanks.....this just might be my new project next summer...keep us posted on it's durability.

 

That's awesome!

 

Looks great! I think on the doors it would look nice if you just did the top of the arm rest to match. Split the color at the seam.

 

Looks good !

 

Nicely done! I like the "less is more" approach.

Please report back periodically on the durability of this product....hmmm, it's got me thinking!

 

Hey all, thanks for the feedback. So far so good on the durability. I drive it everyday and no signs of cracking or peeling. I got some of that vinyl piping for the doors but the color was really diffrent so still messing around with what to do on the doors. Definitely keeping with the less is more approach so I just might end up painting the stiching on the panels. Right now I'm just trying to convince my wife the solo exhaust is a "necessary" purchase.

 

I watched a video on YouTube of a Camaro owner who dyed all his stitches red using a sharpie. He tried several different ways, fabric pens, fabric dye and other methods.

With the sharpie, you just touch the stitch and it sucks the ink out into the stitch. To set the dye, use a vinegar and water mix.

 

Sure took the interior to the next level! So now, what are you going to do to relax, drill holes in the hood for hood pins??

 

So now, what are you going to do to relax, drill holes in the hood for hood pins??

Oh, you're cold. REALLY cold!

One of the first mods I did was to add subtle led lighting to my engine bay (no, it's NOT blinky blinky lights). I installed a plunger switch so the lighting was always off until you opened the hood.

The manufacturer claimed the switch fit into a factory hole in the radiator bracing....it didn't.

A week after buying my car I found myself armed with a drill and carbide tip, staring at this hole that I had to make larger...

...I had that "performing surgery on myself" type feeling....

 

There's a post from one of the members, that actually re-stitched his interior. Turned out awesome!

 

callou2131 did his and another member I can't remember.

 

That looks awesome! I just bought a '17 GO Mango SXT with blacktop pkg. It had cloth seats but I negotiated & got them to give me leather. Setting up the appt. tomorrow & he said he could do Mango stitching & probably some accent panels as desired. Think I just may copy you! Great job!

 

Looks nice !!! If you would not mind could you give us a heads up at the end of the summer on how well it has held up please....