Has anyone done custom leather in their car?
10-27-2006, 06:01 PM
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RE: Has anyone done custom leather in their car?
Glengemen I really like your interior it looks great. I think I am going to do black with grey.
Thanks for the great pictures guys.
Thanks for the great pictures guys.
10-27-2006, 06:15 PM
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RE: Has anyone done custom leather in their car?
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Why'd you take out your head restraints? That "loose" fit must be Catskinz' style. That's great for a luxury car or a sedan, but a sports car/coupe should have tight fitting leather, IMO. They did a great job with the color matching, though.
Why'd you take out your head restraints? That "loose" fit must be Catskinz' style. That's great for a luxury car or a sedan, but a sports car/coupe should have tight fitting leather, IMO. They did a great job with the color matching, though.
think and look before you speak *******.
10-27-2006, 06:29 PM
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RE: Has anyone done custom leather in their car?
ORIGINAL: CainMotorsports2102
It was good enough for Modified Mustangs to come shoot it for a feature, its good enough for me. Sorry it doesnt fit your definition. :bigeyeroll:
think and look before you speak *******.
It was good enough for Modified Mustangs to come shoot it for a feature, its good enough for me. Sorry it doesnt fit your definition. :bigeyeroll:
think and look before you speak *******.
-danny
10-27-2006, 06:39 PM
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RE: Has anyone done custom leather in their car?
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The head rest being gone is just a styling thing. The loose deal isnt katzkins style, its how ANY leather swap is going to be until it rests and tightens up, if you look in the first pic, you can see how much tighter it is, the color match was my choices being dead on, the fit is my work. It was good enough for Modified Mustangs to come shoot it for a feature, its good enough for me. Sorry it doesnt fit your definition. :bigeyeroll:
think and look before you speak *******.
ORIGINAL: GT Premi
Why'd you take out your head restraints? That "loose" fit must be Catskinz' style. That's great for a luxury car or a sedan, but a sports car/coupe should have tight fitting leather, IMO. They did a great job with the color matching, though.
Why'd you take out your head restraints? That "loose" fit must be Catskinz' style. That's great for a luxury car or a sedan, but a sports car/coupe should have tight fitting leather, IMO. They did a great job with the color matching, though.
think and look before you speak *******.
That was completely uncalled for. The first picture looks just as bad as the others. I was trying to be nice. Truth be told, it looks like ****, IMO. So, I DID think before I spoke, ********. I didn't want to offend you, but since you took offense anyway, I think you should leave upholstery work to the pros.
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How about wash your hair sometimes, too. The headrest in this pic is dirtier than the ground around it.
10-27-2006, 06:48 PM
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RE: Has anyone done custom leather in their car?
**** you *******. BTRW, the interior work is done by the pros, myself. Why dont you take your stock appearing **** and run it into a tree 
atleast my **** is done, i dont see you being shot by any mags? go the **** on somewhere. BTW the headrest was nasty from my ****ing helmet (i race sprint cars and **** gets nasty) and me laying my head up against it weeks prior to the swap.
atleast my **** is done, i dont see you being shot by any mags? go the **** on somewhere. BTW the headrest was nasty from my ****ing helmet (i race sprint cars and **** gets nasty) and me laying my head up against it weeks prior to the swap.
