Project BlackOut
- Thread starter eDub
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cb1999nj
Well-Known Member
The interior black vinyl looks great with what you have done so far... hopefully you'll be able to get to finish soon... good luck...
SithLrdVad
Member
And here i was thinking on how to do my interior black; i was thinking on just buying the parts from different shops, but your way of doing it sounds and looks more fun.
chiefy
Well-Known Member
work looks great man.. wanna help me do my interior in some vinyl??
FlipStylie
Well-Known Member
Been a while so I was just wondering if you've been able to do anymore on this. Looks amazing so far!
Also, are you keeping track of how much material (yds) you are using to do the project. I'm itching to do something with my tan interior.
Thanx..
Also, are you keeping track of how much material (yds) you are using to do the project. I'm itching to do something with my tan interior.
Thanx..
Millz
Well-Known Member
how durable is the vinyl that you use?
im just wondering if it would tear easily or not
im just wondering if it would tear easily or not
SykVSyx
Well-Known Member
Hasn't been around since August, so not sure if you guys will get a response.
Millz, I was thinking about doing a combo of vinyl/paint and get rid of the dash kit. Maybe we'll have to see if we can set up a GB on getting some materials if there are enough people interested up here.
Millz, I was thinking about doing a combo of vinyl/paint and get rid of the dash kit. Maybe we'll have to see if we can set up a GB on getting some materials if there are enough people interested up here.
CG6Lemon
Detailing Enthusiast
im interested in vinyl
Millz
Well-Known Member
im tired of looking at all the grey plastic in my car, especially the dash, but i dont want to paint it
also another issue for me would be how long it lasts, if i keep my car for a few years and sell it down the road hopefully the vinyl will still be nicely in tact and look good
i'd wanna change it to black but all depends on how good this vinyl is, if its strong then I dont see why not
FlipStylie
Well-Known Member
I've done a little research and I've mostly found decent fabric between $14.45 - $18.50 per yard. Automotive grade tends to be more expensive as it has a better temperature rating (will stand colder temperatures w/o cracking).
I think this was a great project idea though, just waiting til I have the time to committ to it, unless I wanna go for an interior panda look.
I think this was a great project idea though, just waiting til I have the time to committ to it, unless I wanna go for an interior panda look.
