wickford90
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fleck
Well-Known Member
for a good retrim kit including rear seats (bench or flip up your choice) exmoor do a good set, expensive but good. their front seat retrim kits include the spray adhesive and wotnot. although i will say this, it is a right old basted retrimming seats and check your clearances in the rear before putting in flip up seats. td5 tubs have the filler neck at a different place to 200/300tdi thus making fitting seats a bit special in them. it aint a problem, just remember to check your clearances. also sound proofing carpet is always a good thing to trim the interior with, lets you do away with saggy headliners and choose your interior trim colour. all in all it is a rewarding adventure but time consuming and frustrating! good luck mate.
hock
Active Member
did you just glue directly to the metalwork here?
wack61
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That's a neat job, what material did you use, I've just bought a 90 that looks like it's been trimmed by quasimodo using old bingo hall carpet
wickford90
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Made a template out of fibre board covered with thin foam then covered in fabric i got from a trim shop. stuck foam on the back and stuck it all to the panel.done it all in less than a day. did post a how i done it on here but im bolloxed if i can find it now.
COA
New Member
Hahahahahahahaha. Quasi with bingo carpet, now that's funny s:blabla:
