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Old 08-29-2009, 11:52 AM   #641 (permalink)
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lol thanks for answering for me haha, but actually mine is a bit darker, it matches the interior lights perfectly, ill take pics tomorrow, as its darker out.
oh yeah and the dash lights werent on in my pic haha

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Old 08-29-2009, 02:56 PM   #642 (permalink)
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I Did this with blue suede i picked up from Joannes on sale for $5.99 a yard, and i must say it looks awesome ! it matches the R18 lights perfectly. also i didnt drill to get the tabs out i just cut underneath with a razorblade. I found the biggest PITA was taking out the door clips and actually puting the damn door on !!! but overall, Thanks for this DIY it was awesome !
1 question, Have you thought about doing the back seat part of the coupe??
I will be soon Just have to have time.....I will put a DIY up as soon as I do that is unless some else does....
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Old 08-29-2009, 06:07 PM   #643 (permalink)
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I will be soon Just have to have time.....I will put a DIY up as soon as I do that is unless some else does....
sweet thanks man ! i have a half a yard still left.
but heres how mine turned out, pics are ok.
Here's the only part i mest up, added too much adhesive and went through, anybody know a quick fix?



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Old 08-30-2009, 01:09 AM   #644 (permalink)
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Here is a set similar to the one right above that I did for Noor.


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Old 08-30-2009, 01:26 AM   #645 (permalink)
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a lil differant type of suede, but very nice, really like the blue honda badge, matches it good, i might do that. also, off-topic question sry, but do sedans have the light around the key???
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Old 08-30-2009, 01:27 AM   #646 (permalink)
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I'm pretty sure none of the civics do, it was part you had to order from Australia but you cant get them anymore?

If this is wrong someone point me in the right direction because I wanna install a red one.
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o i see, yea that would be cool. do u know how i can fix the adhesive that went through? see above pic.
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Na there is no real fix for that man. You try and scrub it out it will just start tearing up the fabric. Change it out. I've done that for my car once and a few times on other's cars.
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Does anyone have black interior with blue suede pics?
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Old 08-30-2009, 03:12 PM   #650 (permalink)
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sweet thanks man ! i have a half a yard still left.
but heres how mine turned out, pics are ok.
Here's the only part i mest up, added too much adhesive and went through, anybody know a quick fix?



There is no way to fix it. You are gonna have to peel it off and get a new piece. When you apply adhesive make sure you wait 5 min before applying the fabric. The acetone in the glue needs to evaporate out of it or the glue will bleed through. I accidentally messed mine up the first time had to redo it for this reason. No biggy its a learning experience.
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Old 08-30-2009, 03:13 PM   #651 (permalink)
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sweet thanks man ! i have a half a yard still left.
but heres how mine turned out, pics are ok.
Here's the only part i mest up, added too much adhesive and went through, anybody know a quick fix?
no quick fix its glue so by now its hard. only thing can do is R&R. i like it looks good i did mine red for my Si
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yea i figured, thanks anyway, but i mean you cant really tell, it is up at the top and the way the suede is, you cant tell unless you point it out, but overall i think i did good, thanks for the DIY.
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Old 09-07-2009, 05:40 PM   #653 (permalink)
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Headliner too!

Ok, so got down and dirty (little bloody) the last few days and finally she looks like this:






It's not perfect but I worked hard and am pleased with the results. In future I might change up/redo a couple things but i'm finished for the weekend and now just going to kick back and relax a little.

PS - I'm going to be doing a DIY soon so look for that... and ps ps... sunroof portion is a
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Ok, so got down and dirty (little bloody) the last few days and finally she looks like this:






It's not perfect but I worked hard and am pleased with the results. In future I might change up/redo a couple things but i'm finished for the weekend and now just going to kick back and relax a little.

PS - I'm going to be doing a DIY soon so look for that... and ps ps... sunroof portion is a

Nice job man...looks really good
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Old 09-07-2009, 07:00 PM   #655 (permalink)
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WOW that's crazy! And a shitload of work... looks good though
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that looks sick how did you do ur center consloe like that .
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that looks sick how did you do ur center consloe like that .
Ah, the center console is easy. Just removed the console. Taped off the elbow rest, and went crazy with paint. LOL.
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nice looks good alot of red but still really nice
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nice looks good alot of red but still really nice
Yeah, I'm thinking later on i'm going to redo the back pillars in black suede instead of the red. No way i'm getting into the sunroof again. Like the visors the way they are once I get the black piping on them. So probably just the back pillars in black and i'm good.
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Ok, so got down and dirty (little bloody) the last few days and finally she looks like this:

http://i643.photobucket.com/albums/u...3/DSCN0985.jpg

http://i643.photobucket.com/albums/u...3/DSCN0984.jpg

It's not perfect but I worked hard and am pleased with the results. In future I might change up/redo a couple things but i'm finished for the weekend and now just going to kick back and relax a little.

PS - I'm going to be doing a DIY soon so look for that... and ps ps... sunroof portion is a
You did a good job but I don't like the red parts on the visors and sun roof. If it was black then it would be cool. just my opinion.
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