Pics of my repaint, re-carpet, re-dye interior
07-09-2004, 08:56 PM
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Pics of my repaint, re-carpet, re-dye interior
I've been busy 
Re-paint (color change from grey to Arena Red)
Re-carpet (color change from grey-beige to cashmire)
Re-dye interior leather (color change from putty-grey to saddle tan)
Renew lots of rubber seals and parts.
I stripped the car down to nothing and had a body shop paint the shell and many loose individual parts. They also replaced the windshield.
I brought the car back to my garage and spent the last two months putting the car back together with the new carpet kit and the interior which I re-dyed using Leatherique dye. The car is 95% done.
Greg
Re-paint (color change from grey to Arena Red)
Re-carpet (color change from grey-beige to cashmire)
Re-dye interior leather (color change from putty-grey to saddle tan)
Renew lots of rubber seals and parts.
I stripped the car down to nothing and had a body shop paint the shell and many loose individual parts. They also replaced the windshield.
I brought the car back to my garage and spent the last two months putting the car back together with the new carpet kit and the interior which I re-dyed using Leatherique dye. The car is 95% done.
Greg
07-09-2004, 09:00 PM
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WOW!
The paint looks nice, but that interior *really* goes well with that red exterior.
The wheel is a perfect match as well. I love the combo of the tan and red
on the interior... Very cool!
The paint looks nice, but that interior *really* goes well with that red exterior.
The wheel is a perfect match as well. I love the combo of the tan and red
on the interior... Very cool!
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07-09-2004, 11:59 PM
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Awesome! Is that Rubinrot I see? If it is, my car is identical to yours in colors, but mine is an '83. I am currently waiting for a left quarter then it's off to the body shop. So I can drool over yours knowing what mine is going to look like.
07-12-2004, 05:11 PM
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Three Wheelin'
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Thanks for all of the positive comments on the car.
Mike- .
Gotta start looking for some! The stock wheels have a "bling factor" of zero.
Greggles-
I got it from Gordon on Ebay. There are a number of aftermarket wood wheels and shifters available on Ebay for not much $.
jayc67-
I Like it. If you follow their instructions, the results are good. It takes time, which I had plenty of since the car was at the paint shop for a while. I still have a couple of small streaks which I can wet-sand and re-apply dye, if needed.
928 Fool-
84R "Arena Red Metallic" It's a Porsche color but I'm not sure if it was ever a 928 color.
Greg
Mike- .
Wheels next? Mike
Greggles-
what kind of steering wheel is that?"
jayc67-
What are your thoughts on the Leatherique Dye?
928 Fool-
Awesome! Is that Rubinrot I see?
Greg
07-12-2004, 05:44 PM
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Ajd0002-
$600 from 928 Specialists.
Rob Roy-
Hard to pinpoint. The body shop owner and I are personal friends, do business trades and favors for each other so there really isn't a bill. that's one reason why I did the dis-assemble and re-assemble work. The body shop had to basically prep, prime, scuff and spray the car. allot less labor for them when it's stripped prior to arrival at the body shop and they don't have to put anything back on it before it leaves.
Greg
where did you get the carpet (and how much if you don't mind)?
Rob Roy-
Do you mind if I ask how much for the paint job?
Greg