Shannon,
I've wondered about doing the door trims Bentley-style, with a diamond stitch pattern:
I don't want to irreversibly change whats there, so would it be possible to just wrap a layer of leather (and some thin foam to give it cooshiness) over the existing trim? Although now that I say this I'm guessing without gluing it up against the backing it wouldn't work. Might just see what the factory leather parts off an LX are worth.
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- shamoo
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that would be so hard to do i reckon. have you seen kimmy's? she has plain fabric and stitched pink daimond pattern into it. i dont know if putting foam underneath would work. you would have to use heaps of glue. i used leather on mine which looks really cool but wasnt the easiest thing to work with.
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vermilioN wrote:Plasti dipped my Evo x exhaust manifold.. MAP has a service where they put a ceramic coating on the manifold to retain heat.. Plasti dip says it retains heat so I thought it might do something
Me thinks it will last all of about 5 minutes if your lucky before it either burns off or catches fire. Plastidip is not intended for use in such high temperature applications
From the Plastidip Tech Specs page http://www.plastidip.net.au/html-file-repo/PlastiDip_UV%20TechDataSheet%20BP_1.pdf
Temperature use range: -30°F to 200°F.
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