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sweet man!!!
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very very very nice man rep+
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I just love that it is simple but makes a huge change!
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It tool me about 3hrs because i was soo scared to get it on my black cloth. i think with leather it would go much faster.
The best bang for the buck so far! The pen cost like $2-$3 or something and i did the whole interior with just one pen. PS. Thanks to all those giving rep it is appreciated! |
I have the leather interior (Touring). I'll post pics. as soon as I get done with mine. Hopefully I'll get it done this week. Great job again Falcor.
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One more tip: The headrest's are much easier to do if you remove them. Slide the seat all the way forward and recline them to remove it. |
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do the headrests have white threads on the leather seats? My cloth headrests only had black. And to remind anyone thinking of doing this. do NOT use red acrylic markers from -DecoColor -Sharpie they come out really pink due to the silver color of the stiches (multipul layers did not help darken the color) DO use the Elmers red acrylic. it is very a very solid primary red and will yield the best results. These are only suggestions for Red acrylic, i cant speak to the quality of other colors in these brands or the dye as i didnt try either. |
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couldn't do this with the light grey interior right?
being it would stain the light colored leather rather noticeably |
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Looks good falcor kindof tempted . I wonder how it would work with fabric dye as i myself have cloth as you do..
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I am unsold on this for my Black Rose coupe....
what do you think of the purple vs the red?.... http://www.the370z.com/members/wheee...t-sold-yet.jpg |
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