Hey im in the stage of neally putting my inside door panels back in and i wana change the trim to red but iduno what to do it in the fluffy stuff or the the smooth stuff lol like what they put in boots for a custom boot.. if tha makes sence haha lol. so give me ur advice on what i should do and if you have done the trims on ur doors please post so i can have an idea doesnt matter if you didnt do it red but still post please :D


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the auto electrician at work has done his bluebird inserts in the red fluffy stuff. I'd recomend against it unless you happen to be a time displaced pimp from the 70's.:D

the auto electrician at work has done his bluebird inserts in the red fluffy stuff. I'd recomend against it unless you happen to be a time displaced pimp from the 70's.:D
lol true.. i cant just paint the normal carpet stuff thats om there can i?

i don't know how painting it would go:S i'd just use smooth stuff..like i have this vinyl type stuff over my sub boxes and i reckon that would be fine. but yeh smooth for sure

the auto electrician at work has done his bluebird inserts in the red fluffy stuff. I'd recomend against it unless you happen to be a time displaced pimp from the 70's.:D
Or if your name is Paul :P

lol yeah i just might go for the smooth ay

i think replacing the stock fabric with some red suede would look tops

pimp fluff FTW!!!!! dooo it






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Fluff looks retarded (unless youre a chick).. It also gets all over stuff and is a pain in the ass to keep clean.

Youd get sick of it pretty quickly.

You can however use a fabric dye for the panel inserts if you wanted to change the colour to something darker..

Or you could buy some decent material and have a go at retrimming..

Fluff looks retarded (unless youre a chick).. It also gets all over stuff and is a pain in the ass to keep clean.

Youd get sick of it pretty quickly.

You can however use a fabric dye for the panel inserts if you wanted to change the colour to something darker..

Or you could buy some decent material and have a go at retrimming..
yeah my uncles own there own busines like putting leather and what not on chairs and lounges and carpet on floors so ill go see them :) im gonna go with like a nice smooth look and feel.. thanks for advice.. but if ppl still have done theres please post a pic

i did mine in a black micro suede and it looks awsome.

if yur uncle has that buisness just have a go at it yurself

i got pics some where

i'll find em and post em up

here it is... u can see the back door in suede, it does match my seats and roof and stuff :D

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y5/mehhh/dscn1535va3.jpg

Fluff rocks.
Damn easy to do yourself (just need some quick drying glue)
Everyone whos seen my car goes mental over the fluff. Mainly becuase they've never seen it done before, so its a real eye grabber

As fas keeping it clean goes, if you get a stained, your f**ked, but so far ive been lucky, so you just have to do your best to keep them clean.

I didnt mind vynal, but was'nt as eye grabbing as the fluff.
The fluff just rocks all around!

']Fluff rocks.
Damn easy to do yourself (just need some quick drying glue)
Everyone whos seen my car goes mental over the fluff. Mainly becuase they've never seen it done before, so its a real eye grabber

As fas keeping it clean goes, if you get a stained, your f**ked, but so far ive been lucky, so you just have to do your best to keep them clean.

I didnt mind vynal, but was'nt as eye grabbing as the fluff.
The fluff just rocks all around!

says FLUFFTR hahah
if go vinyl but its up to you mate

i did mine in a red shadow velvet and i must say that since i did that i gotta carry a crowbar with me to fight all the chicks off

i did mine in a red shadow velvet and i must say that since i did that i gotta carry a crowbar with me to fight all the chicks off
lol true.. i might go up and have a look at what he has b4 i do anything

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g35/z0mgluke/29102006339.jpg

This is my second gen door card retrim, to give you an example of standard, amateur fabric retrimming. New stuff is the dark blue one on top, old is the stuff on the bottom.

here it is... u can see the back door in suede, it does match my seats and roof and stuff :D

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y5/mehhh/dscn1535va3.jpg
looks cool.. not sure about the missing head rests thou on the front seats :P but its alright if you like it

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This is my second gen door card retrim, to give you an example of standard, amateur fabric retrimming. New stuff is the dark blue one on top, old is the stuff on the bottom.[/QUOTE]


yeah looks nice.. what did you do? just glue it back over the old one or take the old one off and glue the new one down?