I havent heard much about them in terms of colors, most people who used it used black, and got great results. Im thinking of dying my carpet and my spare seats i have in the garage with it to see how it turns out. Apparnetly the key is hot water and salt.ive heard good things about a company called rit
yeah i feel the same way bro...real EK9 panels are $$$OH EM GEE...IM SO GONNA DO MINE too..DANG SAVE ME ABOUT 400 buck or more just by doing this CTR door panel is like 450+shipping crazy !! im so gonna do this.
well if you do, lmk how it goes so other people can see your post and get info!!I havent heard much about them in terms of colors, most people who used it used black, and got great results. Im thinking of dying my carpet and my spare seats i have in the garage with it to see how it turns out. Apparnetly the key is hot water and salt.
sweeeet bro im glad i could help...i wanna see pics!!!finished mine today, black suede turned out bomb thanks to the write up Ill post pics lata...
Havent posted pics sorry Ill get around to it...to be honest I had to do it 3 times before i got it right, I'd sand down the plastic a little to get the glue residue off. Then cut an outline of the old carpet, it doesnt have to be exact but be sure to cut some slits for the power window controls. Spray some glue and work from the middle out...did you trace the template with a sharpie or something? how'd you get the suede on the arm rest so flush? i couldnt find the right way to get the other fabric on without leaving some pinch.
i did my panels in my room so i could work in the warm lol...this is gonna have to wait til my hands heal up. got some cuts and they're hella too cold to do things right. got my speakers on anyways.
no i just cut a big rectangle that fit the stock fabric in it...then trimmed it after i put it on..you just have to take your time bro lol...you have really push down on the fabric so its flat..did you trace the template with a sharpie or something? how'd you get the suede on the arm rest so flush? i couldnt find the right way to get the other fabric on without leaving some pinch.