I vote Candiman gets Dec. Max of the month...
11-27-2000, 09:32 PM
#4
Thanks for the nomination
I'm in N. Cali now, and my interior was done in S. Fla 4yrs ago when I once lived there. The store in Hollywood Fla on State Rd 7, (441) for those who fimiliar with the area. If I remember correctly the stores name was Auto Accessories & Seat Cover Spec. Basically to give you an idea how the panels where done, you need to find a shop that does custom design on t-shirts, hats, etc. Most of these places have a computer that stitches out the design, and if you give them a design you want, hence the Nissan logo, more than likey it can be done. If they can do it, stitch out the logo on a large enough piece of material (which ever you want leather, canvas, etc) to cover the door panels. Walla,
custom door panels. Dont forget to remove the OEM door panel material. Simple aint it
custom door panels. Dont forget to remove the OEM door panel material. Simple aint it
11-27-2000, 10:04 PM
#5
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Join Date: Nov 2000
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Re: Thanks for the nomination
Originally posted by CandiMan
I'm in N. Cali now, and my interior was done in S. Fla 4yrs ago when I once lived there. The store in Hollywood Fla on State Rd 7, (441) for those who fimiliar with the area. If I remember correctly the stores name was Auto Accessories & Seat Cover Spec. Basically to give you an idea how the panels where done, you need to find a shop that does custom design on t-shirts, hats, etc. Most of these places have a computer that stitches out the design, and if you give them a design you want, hence the Nissan logo, more than likey it can be done. If they can do it, stitch out the logo on a large enough piece of material (which ever you want leather, canvas, etc) to cover the door panels. Walla,
custom door panels. Dont forget to remove the OEM door panel material. Simple aint it
I'm in N. Cali now, and my interior was done in S. Fla 4yrs ago when I once lived there. The store in Hollywood Fla on State Rd 7, (441) for those who fimiliar with the area. If I remember correctly the stores name was Auto Accessories & Seat Cover Spec. Basically to give you an idea how the panels where done, you need to find a shop that does custom design on t-shirts, hats, etc. Most of these places have a computer that stitches out the design, and if you give them a design you want, hence the Nissan logo, more than likey it can be done. If they can do it, stitch out the logo on a large enough piece of material (which ever you want leather, canvas, etc) to cover the door panels. Walla,
custom door panels. Dont forget to remove the OEM door panel material. Simple aint it
11-28-2000, 12:48 AM
#9
That way works better than mine
Kinda wish I would have done it that way, incase I sell my car and the new owner wants the car back it OEM style, the door panel the only thing I cant return to OEM. Everything else you see cam be removed, and put back
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