yeah its really easy to get the s**t off i mean the arm rest is 4 snaps and 3 screws and the fabric is just stuck on there....i just dont want to be up a river without a paddle...goignt o take my time and dooo this really slow
door insert reupholster
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Dude.
That would rule.
There's an upholstery shop in GP that can emboss stuff into the headliner. One of my okie friends got a big Chevy bowtie embossed in his new tweed headliner for his Camaro.
I don't really know if I want that weird bird looking Mazda "M" on it though. But ultrasuede headliner and seat inserts FTW.
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door inserts
hey guys, ive read through your posts on the inserts and how to remove the insert itself. there is an easy way to remove the whole insert if you have the patience to put it back together. on the back there are several melted buttons pressed by the factory. if you shave them all off along the outline of the insert it will just come right off and you can wrap it. to get it back on properly you push the insert back on and drill self tappers with fender washers thru the shaved posts or 2 part epoxy them back..whichever you feel, but thats the easiest way to do a full wrap without tucking
1.rotozip or related tool to shave
2.fabric with slight elasticity to confrom without creases or bubbles
3.contact cement ( 1 pint) from auto store or where ever
hope this helps everyone.
hey guys, ive read through your posts on the inserts and how to remove the insert itself. there is an easy way to remove the whole insert if you have the patience to put it back together. on the back there are several melted buttons pressed by the factory. if you shave them all off along the outline of the insert it will just come right off and you can wrap it. to get it back on properly you push the insert back on and drill self tappers with fender washers thru the shaved posts or 2 part epoxy them back..whichever you feel, but thats the easiest way to do a full wrap without tucking
1.rotozip or related tool to shave
2.fabric with slight elasticity to confrom without creases or bubbles
3.contact cement ( 1 pint) from auto store or where ever
hope this helps everyone.
Yeah, but now if other people want to do this there is a answer for them.