What Do You Guys Think?
#12
Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST' date='May 16 2003, 12:06 AM
Are the seats new leather?
Also Joe can you find out what he is using on the door panels and carpets?
Thanx man.
Also Joe can you find out what he is using on the door panels and carpets?
Thanx man.
kevin.
#13
Originally Posted by teknics' date='May 16 2003, 03:08 PM
[quote name='Fd3BOOST' date='May 16 2003, 12:06 AM'] Are the seats new leather?
Also Joe can you find out what he is using on the door panels and carpets?
Thanx man.
Also Joe can you find out what he is using on the door panels and carpets?
Thanx man.
kevin. [/quote]
Kevin is partly right. We hit a snag along the way. If the doors were to be covered in Leather they wouldnt have been able to open or close right. We tried The old carpet is still in the car but he put new black carpet over the old stuff so it is super soft on the inside. But it causesd another problem. You couldn't push the accellerator down all the way cause their was too much carpet. So he cut the old carpet out from under the pedals. The Doors are actually covered with interior paint. It feels and looks like the tan did except blue. It doesn't scratch either. Everything turned out okay except for alot of little things. The side steps along the doors are going to have to be replaced because he covered that with leather and it is hard for the doors to open and close. So I plan on getting the metal ones that some of our sponsers sell but they cost moola and now I am broke! The healiner I am told was also pianted but you cant even tell. The Sunroof also is painted. Alot of the plastic trim pieces are also painted with the same paint but it chips whenever you touch it.
I am not as happy with the job after I had it done. The guy only did a good job on the seats and Doors. I am not paying the full 1k for many reasons. He did not cover everything with leather and that was what I wanted. I wanted the back bins covered but instead he painted them. He broke my seatbelt thingies when he tried to put black ones in and now I have multi colored ones. Half black and half tan. On the passenger side he broke the mechanism so it doesn't even come out. Instead of "dying" some of the pieces he spray painted them. The sun-flaps look like crap, the sunroof liner isn't "dyed" on the outside so you see tan when it is open. He tried to paint the seat belt clips with what looks to be like magic marker. And many other things that **** me off. If I would have known he was gonna spray everything then I would have done it myself. I am going to talk to him tomorrow abot it and see what he says.
#14
I bet the guy who wanted to charge you $1450 would have
done a job that you would have been happier with.
I dont get why people cant spray plastic and vinyl right?
It isnt hard, I guess some people are either lazy or just plain
stupid?
done a job that you would have been happier with.
I dont get why people cant spray plastic and vinyl right?
It isnt hard, I guess some people are either lazy or just plain
stupid?
#15
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='May 16 2003, 05:38 PM
I bet the guy who wanted to charge you $1450 would have
done a job that you would have been happier with.
I dont get why people cant spray plastic and vinyl right?
It isnt hard, I guess some people are either lazy or just plain
stupid?
done a job that you would have been happier with.
I dont get why people cant spray plastic and vinyl right?
It isnt hard, I guess some people are either lazy or just plain
stupid?
#16
Sometimes its not always a good idea to go with the cheaper when
its all labor involved. I say this about paint jobs all the time.
The more expensive guy has probably done a few of them and knows
the amount of work and the attention to detail that a FD owner comes
to expect.
Hopefully things work out for you in the end, that other guy
may not be so eager to clean up someone else's dirty work.
its all labor involved. I say this about paint jobs all the time.
The more expensive guy has probably done a few of them and knows
the amount of work and the attention to detail that a FD owner comes
to expect.
Hopefully things work out for you in the end, that other guy
may not be so eager to clean up someone else's dirty work.
#19
Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST' date='May 16 2003, 07:02 PM
This is why I want to do the stuff myself.
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