UPDATE TIME

Well i have been abit slack recently as i have been enjoying as much of the good driving weather as possible before the car goes into storage for the winter.

But after finding myself broke after spending it all on fuel

i had some free time to do some bits on the list, i was first going to attempt to fabricate my tow hooks on, but then saw the bride fabric on the shelf.

My fathers friend was ment to be popping over to have a look at some ideas i had for the interior, to see if they could be done etc.

But after he never turned up, i decided i would throw caution to the wind and have ago my self, this is something i have never tried or done before im more of an engine man

, but i think the finished products turned out very well and im very very happy with them, as i was affraid it might look to much but fits in perfectly, i have done a short photo guide to help others out in the future, i hope you all like

I decided to deffantly go ahead with the fabric inserts in the door cards so off they came







with the door cards off i could locate the metal fixings i simply had to pull them out within 5mins both were off





now to peel the old fabric off, it was stuck on mighty well, you have to very carefull doing this as the fabric is stuck to a thin piece of tin sheet, you have to be carefull not to pull it out of shape, i dot this by soaking it in some white spirit for a while then sat it on my lap and slowly peeled the fabric off with my fingers while using my palms to hold the sheet into shape, after half an hour both were off with another quick wipe over with spirit i cleaned all the old glue and backing of the sheet ready for the new fabric to be stuck on so its even and unlumpy.









i then placed the sheet on the fabric and marked out roughly an inch larger than the insert







then i marked out the handle hole again rougly or very roughly in my case

mark out a cm out









with both cut outtime to line up and stick them

I used vinle adhesive from B&Q its worked very well, i sprayed both the fabric and the surface with a good thick coat, then layed it in the desired place, you may need two of you to line it up perfectly

(if you have symbols or lettering) and leave for a few mins to lets it go tacky but not to dry or crusty before you lay it on.



now the over trim, remember to light the edges that are frayed to stop them pulling the thread when you fold etc i first started with the handle hole, i snipped down the inside to help with folding it correctly the used a brish to lay on some more adhesive

(same again with the outer edge) leave fore a few mins then stick, i then layerd some more adhesive over the flods and overtrim to really make it hold tight, and irl let the picture speak for them selves now











Then leave it in the sun to dry and to help the toxic smell go away





Now time to fit them





Before and after



Both completed





With those completed and having so much fabric left over i decided again to just go for it and see what happens so out came the rear firewall carpet.

Before



After





Then came the fitting











these are the best shot i could get of the back i will take seats out when i fit my harneses and get better shot then










