upholstering door panels and rear shelf in plaid, TIPS and PICS

nkgosselin · 03-02-2010, 11:26 AM

This was a rather longish process to describe so I did it on my blog.

Kevin Gosselin: German 911 Gets Scottish Interior

Here is a teaser pic. This really brightens up the interior of my 82 SC Targa.

jtfreels · 03-02-2010, 12:08 PM

Very cool, nice job.

Jay

Talewinds · Talewinds's Garage

Yep, that IS pretty cool!

euro911sc · euro911sc's Garage

I really like it... now you need seat inserts to match!

-Michael

whiteSC59 · 03-03-2010, 06:05 AM

i now know what to do with those old suits in my closet...but really looks great!!!

will hung · 03-04-2010, 12:31 PM

everything looks gorgeous. you say that the Coroplast is easy to bend, but could it be bent into a complex shape? as in if somebody would want to make rear interior quarter panels?

SCWDP911 · SCWDP911's Garage

diggin it

dshepp806 · dshepp806's Garage

Yes,..diggin' it....good job...

Doyle

Canada Kev · 03-05-2010, 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by will hung

everything looks gorgeous. you say that the Coroplast is easy to bend, but could it be bent into a complex shape? as in if somebody would want to make rear interior quarter panels?

That stuff bends really well one direction, but not so well the other. It's kinda like corrugated cardboard, except it's plastic. I suppose if you heated it up, it might become more flexible in the "off" direction...