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Reply With QuoteYeah, you could do what a friend of mine did, by an old Chevette for 100$, and put a new stereo, a supercharger, and crushed velvet interior in it
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My car has 68,000 miles on it and its falling apart on the interior. Some of the vinyl covered interior door panels are torn and scuffed. I was wondering if any of you ever repaired the interior door panels, or did anything to cover them with a material or fabric? I was thinking of covering mine with an imitation-velvet type of material, but I hear that the stuff is not very durable.
thanks!
Yeah, you could do what a friend of mine did, by an old Chevette for 100$, and put a new stereo, a supercharger, and crushed velvet interior in it
:-)
Clarion 200watt head unit w/ Aux in.
Kicker 800watt 4 channel amp
In a 96 Grand Prix SE.
http://www.mazdamaniac.com/interior/seats.htm
http://www.mazdamaniac.com/interior/doors.htm
Chances are you don't have a Mazda MX-3 (not everyone is perfect), but these may help steer you in the right direction for your car. This guy's page has helped a lot of people in the MX-3 forums.
Brian
Hmmm...that was rather helpful. I covered the cloth sections with velvet, but still some of the vinyl is scuffed and torn. Is there any way to fix that? I have tried using the "vinyl repair kit" available at Pep Boys and most car stores, but matching the color is near impossible.
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