Just got the car back. Turned out great. The fabric has some texture to it to add character.

Very nice, how much if you don't mind me asking. Did you get a "core" refund for your interior or did you keep it.

Very nice. would you mind tell us where can we order them.

CF Fabric is about $30-40 a yard. 3M spray adhesive for about $6. Pull out the pieces, spray, wrap, tuck back in. You can either do it yourself, or hire someone like I did (friends at the dealership) to do it for you. Labor for me was $350 to get it done. Total price $386.

Got my fabric through a shop I know in Walnut, CA.... Eurodyne

how many yard did you buy? they are selling it for $16 per yard.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/CARBON-FIBER-...3286.m63.l1177

Very nice!

All you need is 1 yard to take care of everything. Not sure about that one on ebay. I bought one before, but was too thick. The one Eurodyne had was the thinnest I found which helped make it more flush. I'm sure you can find the same one ED has on ebay, but not sure which one and wasn't worth the hassle of finding out.

looks good azn very nice

Thanks for the tips.

*envious*

Looks amazing.

that is HOOTT!

nicely done!! looks great!

i thought u had 6spd manual

Are you curing it with your heater set to 76?

Looks awesome, can't beat that price either

That looks clean as hell, did it come ready/molded allready for your trims ready to install? Or you had to cut it?

! Sorry to be off topic, but mike where did you get that better looking lock? The flimsy plastic one that comes stock is lame!

Door pins? You can get them from ebay. Unfortunately you can only change the fronts easily.

That looks amazing! How will you clean it?

I am loving the look of it, but I am curious as to how hard of a DIY it would be . . For $350 I'd rather do everything myself.

looks beautiful azn... gives the interior a sportyish feel.

Beautiful!

Nope. LA traffic killed my mood for manual on daily driver. I'll keep a stick for weekend fun car.

Dude, it's cold up here in the bay area! haha

It's one big 1 yard by 1 yard sheet of fabric. You just cut approximately what size you want wrapped, and just tuck in the loose fabric inside, so doesn't need a precise cut.

detergent and water. It's just fabric.

Well, removing the pieces is probably the hardest. Then placing it back in making sure you get it in tight on the edges. You can do it yourself, but it's several hours worth of work.

Nice!!!

Looks nice...

only wish it was real CF