Hcraig13 wrote:Thats lookin great so far. Cant wait to see it done. Where did you learn to do all this stuff assuming your doing it yourself.
Self taught on everything I do. Naturally good with my hands...... don't get any ideas
shanelach wrote:Looking very good. You should paint your faded glove box handle. I did when i re upholstered my box in vinyl and am glad I did. Also, did you get your material to contour where the handle goes, or did you add another piece in? I couldn't get mine to stay, and when I thought it was about to work, the hair dryer I was using melted through the vinyl, so I trimmed it and matched another piece in.
Actually the handle looks very white because I cleaned it with adhesive cleaner. So it basically makes it very "dry". It will turn back to black when I use my interior protectant on it. For under the handle I used another piece. You should be able to tell in the pics. I cut a small piece of the correct shape and folded the edges under onto itself..... that way it gives that little piece a finished edge.
gregfarz78 wrote:That Bride fabric came foam backed like that? or all automotive fabric is like that?
I love the look of that it really looks awesome you do some nice work. I need to find something that looks like that minus the Bride logo since I don't have anything else Bride in my car that would probably be lame to use the fabric. Did you buy the fabric online?
Yes, it comes pre-backed with the foam. I bought the fabric from Drivelinestore.com. They stock all of the materials.
wynnEZ wrote:Looking great Toby, love your kitchen.
Thanks!
91SilviaKs wrote:
the fabric is available online sometimes....I caught hell finding mine because I didnt order enough of it the first time, so I had to find it twice...Toby is has buddies that are setup as dealers (or he is a dealer??). I am doing my Silvia the same gradation on the inside...Toby it does look great man...
Drivelinestore.com stocks all of the material..... talk to Eric.
AZ89two4Tsx wrote:Looks great Broadfield.
How do you get the fabric to wrap smoothly around the corners. I never could get it when doing the door panels.
Also, how did you do your sun visors? I was thinking about re-upholstering those.
That's what I was talking about pulling the material as you use your thumb to press the material where you want it. Very hard to put into words. I have a cage, so the visors had to go bye-bye.