Interior Service: Suede Headliners / Pillars / Trims
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Hey guys,
If anyone is interested my friend and I are starting a small service to offer to local members in the area. We have done 5-6 suede interiors now and are offering it to any cars in the area. We can also do custom fabrics like Bride or any other soft fabrics (costs varies on this)
Pricing already includes material costs - Custom fabric pricing differs, please contact me for details.
Suede Material comes in: Red / Dark Red / Blue / Dark Blue / Black / Caramel / White. If you need a different color let us know.
Suede Headliners - 350z - $300 / G35 - $350
Suede Pillars - $100
Black Painted Trims (all piece) (visors, cabin lights, etc) - $100
Samples
350z - sorry I only got 2 pics of this (these are samples I found, the suede we use is darker)


Evo 7/8/9 (this one is of my car) - You can see the black interior trims painted to match the black suede.
If anyone is interested my friend and I are starting a small service to offer to local members in the area. We have done 5-6 suede interiors now and are offering it to any cars in the area. We can also do custom fabrics like Bride or any other soft fabrics (costs varies on this)
Pricing already includes material costs - Custom fabric pricing differs, please contact me for details.
Suede Material comes in: Red / Dark Red / Blue / Dark Blue / Black / Caramel / White. If you need a different color let us know.
Suede Headliners - 350z - $300 / G35 - $350
Suede Pillars - $100
Black Painted Trims (all piece) (visors, cabin lights, etc) - $100
Samples
350z - sorry I only got 2 pics of this (these are samples I found, the suede we use is darker)


Evo 7/8/9 (this one is of my car) - You can see the black interior trims painted to match the black suede.
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Haha yeah I was writing someone's name there but you can't really see it. We use automotive grade adhesive. Some people use store bought stuff that seems to give over time so we just got the pro-grade stuff to ensure that it won't peel in extreme heat or cold conditions.
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The beauty of suede is that you can always move your hand up and down the material to clear it up

It's alcantra if that's what you're asking. Same stuff Recaro uses for their seats!
a friend of mine does custom upholstery and works at a shop. if anyone's serious about getting any work done PM me and i can get you his info.
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