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mkblade

posted on 6/4/07 at 11:16 PM Reply With Quote
interior trim

ive decided i ahve had enough of the ali trim in my car back panel and the gearbox tunnel.im thinking of drilling out the rivets in the ali and get some sheets of abs carbon look stuff and fit that over the top of the ali.
any suggestions on if that would work ok has any one stuck this stuff on to ali before or should i just screw it all in place ??
also thinking of changing my seats to somthing like the ones in the attched pic i thing they are from gts but hasnt got very good feedback on ebay i want seats with the fixing points fitted and make the drivers seat on sliders/runners.
thanks for the advice simon

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tim windmill

posted on 7/4/07 at 06:31 AM Reply With Quote
just remove the ali and replace with the carbon look sheet,thats what we did and its fine, you can get different thickness sheet for the boot lid to make it more rigid
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bimbleuk

posted on 7/4/07 at 06:45 AM Reply With Quote
Try Mk for those seats as they seem to have produced those first.

As for ABS sheets I replaced some of my ali panels bits with it.

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StevieB

posted on 11/4/07 at 05:09 PM Reply With Quote
Where did you get that tunnel top - it looks really good.

With the c/f effect abs sheets, is there any way of bending/forming the sheets easily?

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