Interior modifications
Problemguy89
09-21-2006, 11:50 PM
Personally I don't really like the interior on my camaro... is there any modifications to give it a more spiffier look?
Earlsfat
09-22-2006, 11:31 PM
Welllll.... how big is your budget?
And what year maro?
And what year maro?
Problemguy89
09-23-2006, 09:09 AM
I just want any ideas you can give me and its a 95... Maybe around $300? Lets keep it in that price range.
karll
09-24-2006, 06:27 PM
10 lbs. fiberglass chop mat. $20.00
1 gallon fiberglass resin. $25.00
1 gallon rage gold. $40.00
Creativity. Priceless.
1 gallon fiberglass resin. $25.00
1 gallon rage gold. $40.00
Creativity. Priceless.
Problemguy89
09-24-2006, 09:40 PM
Could you please expand on this fiberglass thing? Sounds interesting? where should I put it? What do I do with it?
karll
09-24-2006, 09:45 PM
I was kind of being a smartass. Doing fiberglass would be incredibly custom and look stunning, if you knew what you were doing. If this is your first time with fiberglass you will probably tear up your car, make a mess, and get fed up with it a week into the project. But if you really wanted to do it I could elaborate on some projects you could try. Just keep in mind this would be a long, drawn out, challenging project.
88camaroproject
09-24-2006, 10:02 PM
you forgot the super duper big pack of sand paper and 10000 dust masks and about 10 kegs. lots of free time, and maybe some drugs to help with creativity....might be a bad idea lol. wake up the next day, why is there a big fiberglass giraffe where my passanger seat should be??? wtf, lol . but yeah if you are good with fiberglass it would be way custom and look good.....hopefully
karll
09-24-2006, 10:08 PM
if you are going to get technical.
50 disposable paint brushes.
100 sq.ft of plastic sheeting.
some sort of powered cutter. air saw. die grinder.
several sheets of mdf.
gallon of thinned paint or several sq.yards of your cloth of choice.
stapler. preferably pneumatic.
countless other tools.
you're wallet is pretty much doomed if you want to attempt a project like this, unless you already have all this stuff and in that case you are set.
50 disposable paint brushes.
100 sq.ft of plastic sheeting.
some sort of powered cutter. air saw. die grinder.
several sheets of mdf.
gallon of thinned paint or several sq.yards of your cloth of choice.
stapler. preferably pneumatic.
countless other tools.
you're wallet is pretty much doomed if you want to attempt a project like this, unless you already have all this stuff and in that case you are set.
ikeyballz
09-25-2006, 04:42 AM
lol, or... you can.. get floor mats, matching dash cover, matching seats.
and do little things to stuff that piss you off in your car, that you think looks ugly! like..change lights to diff colors.. etc.
and do little things to stuff that piss you off in your car, that you think looks ugly! like..change lights to diff colors.. etc.
Earlsfat
09-25-2006, 08:46 AM
ORRRRRR, if you can weld (currently finishing up a welding class) you can make your own dash / console / headliner, etc, out of sheet metal and it won't be nearly as heavy as all that MDF bullshit. MDF is HEAVY (mostly made out of resin).
Go to a scrap metal yard, 1/16" - 1/8" steel might run $100 (or so I've been told), and get naugahyde to cover it all with. If the metal yard turns out to be too expensive, go get a couple of hoods out of a junk yard and sand them down.
I am doing the entire interior of mine because I refuse to pay Year One or Classic Industries $350 for a vinyl dash pad, and then spend another $2000 on the dash bezel, gauges, switches and wiring, etc.
Also, this way I can set up a custom gauge layout, etc.
Go to a scrap metal yard, 1/16" - 1/8" steel might run $100 (or so I've been told), and get naugahyde to cover it all with. If the metal yard turns out to be too expensive, go get a couple of hoods out of a junk yard and sand them down.
I am doing the entire interior of mine because I refuse to pay Year One or Classic Industries $350 for a vinyl dash pad, and then spend another $2000 on the dash bezel, gauges, switches and wiring, etc.
Also, this way I can set up a custom gauge layout, etc.
stieh2000
09-25-2006, 09:43 AM
I'm know RKSport has a crap load of crap that you can buy and tack on to the interior.
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