Just started my trim project.
12-16-2013, 10:55 PM
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12-16-2013, 10:57 PM
#33
Gol' dang yankees always stickin' it to tha suthern boys.
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12-16-2013, 11:01 PM
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12-16-2013, 11:04 PM
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Touché, and thanks for playing. 
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GoFightNguyen (12-16-2013)
12-16-2013, 11:24 PM
#37
Thanks for the compliments, wish we were neighbors, hardly any Gs in this area and only a couple w/ significant mods
12-16-2013, 11:33 PM
#38
I bought a 1x5 and had enough for 4 door side panels, the front dash panels, stereo faceplate, ashtray cover and shift trim plate w/ enough left over to do the two armrest panels. You'll need a lot more w/ carbon sheet since the weave will have to have continuity. You can't just flip the sheet upside down for the opposite weave, you have to turn it on its' side, and at least for the sedan the front door strips are about 26" long, so to have opposing weaves you'd need a 3 ft section on one side, hence the 3x5 piece needed. Hope that makes sense, and it's not that expensive and you'll have plenty left over in case of any flub-ups
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GoFightNguyen (12-16-2013)
12-16-2013, 11:56 PM
#39
Well Anthony Smith-Martinez, I recon a 3x5ft piece should get r done I bought a 1x5 and had enough for 4 door side panels, the front dash panels, stereo faceplate, ashtray cover and shift trim plate w/ enough left over to do the two armrest panels. You'll need a lot more w/ carbon sheet since the weave will have to have continuity. You can't just flip the sheet upside down for the opposite weave, you have to turn it on its' side, and at least for the sedan the front door strips are about 26" long, so to have opposing weaves you'd need a 3 ft section on one side, hence the 3x5 piece needed. Hope that makes sense, and it's not that expensive and you'll have plenty left over in case of any flub-ups
I bought a 1x5 and had enough for 4 door side panels, the front dash panels, stereo faceplate, ashtray cover and shift trim plate w/ enough left over to do the two armrest panels. You'll need a lot more w/ carbon sheet since the weave will have to have continuity. You can't just flip the sheet upside down for the opposite weave, you have to turn it on its' side, and at least for the sedan the front door strips are about 26" long, so to have opposing weaves you'd need a 3 ft section on one side, hence the 3x5 piece needed. Hope that makes sense, and it's not that expensive and you'll have plenty left over in case of any flub-ups
12-17-2013, 08:30 AM
#40
Look forward to seeing your new interior
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blnewt (10-28-2014)
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blnewt (10-28-2014)
10-29-2014, 03:39 PM
#43
Looking good, great choice of color. WHY didnt you do the shifter grey piece?! Or maybe its just the lighting... Now I have to do mine to match the outside lol Although I'll prolly go CF.
DO NOT USE PRIMER IF YOU EVER WANT TO TAKE IT OFF WITHOUT DAMAGE!
DO NOT USE PRIMER IF YOU EVER WANT TO TAKE IT OFF WITHOUT DAMAGE!
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