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Marhyde, Sem and other dyes work well, yet on seating where your body constantly comes in contact, things will be different, just like what happens to steering wheels which are dyed with aftermarket dyes, it wears away..

Speed-Hut actually does make a 5" gauge or at least one that fits into the Autometer holes for the 5" gauge. I know this because I've been back in forth with them on this. Came out about a month or two ago... The gauge itself might be 4.5" and than will be the same as your wheels bolt pattern :)

A modern seat for me is one which has an adjustable headrest along with lumber support and not a seat with the headrest so high, back seat passengers cannot tell if you're driving or asleep...

Do persons who drive a caged street car wear a helmet while on the road?

I have these leather seats from a 90 Nissan or lexus I forgot which, they weigh practically nothing. Been in my Signet maybe 20 years both front and back seats. They fit a lot better than seen here...

All Dyed parts last a very long time as long as your own body does not come in contact with them. I have door arm rests dyed professionally to match the interior and within a few months of grabbing them to close the doors, they must be either done over or replaced.. Your seats, you car, your choice

I know this isn't going to work on some vehicles but the object is to save the original foam itself and recover it with new upholstery and this is what I've done to my 69 GMC, photo isn't that perfect yet the work is.

I have 90's Lexus seating in my Signet, they are leather, comfortable and way lighter than the original seating by a long shot :) they may look wrinkled but only because at that time they weren't installed properly and were in a very hot storage unit...

Very nice and Nicely done..

Cheap seats are cheaply made and will not protect you. If price is your concern, than safety is not..

Wire wheel where there's rust and use safety glasses , cut out and weld in patches where needed and for the rest which is not rusted through, brush on POR15. If you're comfortable getting filthy dirty and like to scratch your arms and body, use paste type rust removers.

There's the problem. Never have anyone hurting for money do anything as it always turns into a quagmire.. I learned that years ago..

I hate saying this but you get what you pay for, my headliner cost me 350 back in 1991. The guy who done yours has to repair it and he can do it if you use the correct words...

I applaud everyone here who has taken their ride to a new horizon by personalizing for their usage.

64 Signet done 25 years ago still in the same condition today [/URL]

I just typed in " center consoles " on Google and than went to images to see what looks good, from there I figured I could make just about any on them.. Works for me on a lot of things :) '

I've always found a matte finish without clear to chalk on big surfaces yet a simple black two stage adding deadener to the clear coat lasts. Of course it was raining the day of this photo...

I found this place to be real helpful http://www.stockinteriors.com/ and the prices for their molded carpet to be reasonable @ 125 bucks. Just match your car to what they offer and you're through

Yep Geof is correcto mundo..

Nicely done

Could of used a shot glass, a cocktail glass or any drinking glass, food jar, coffee can or a piece of string with a pencil :)

And every machine shop has a brake to bend what needs to be bent for your application. Use your imagination and you'll be much happier with the outcome. My first one was made from black Lucite back then. Plus if you want the carbon fiber, there are many places which sell small sizes on the...

This coat me less than a 100 bucks to get made at a machine shop from 1/8" thick x 10" h x 6' long aluminum stock, from the complete design which I marked with a sharpie to cutting the holes for all the gauges right down to the sunken screw holes. Most any machine shop can do this with a...

If I had a Duster I'd probably buy that, yet 25 years ago I built this for my 64 Signet. If they had Speedhut gauges back then you would have seen them here, but they hadn't. I've ordered their Legacy GPS speedo and Tachometer to replace the 2 Autometers and in those 25 years, I haven't even...

Beautifully done..

I have them in my VW as well, they are comfortable too and I am tall and big..

Beautiful colours and work

SEM is excellent for the novice and preparation is the key for any adhesion

:) :) :) :) have fun, use razor blades Than remove the glue with Rapid Remover a citrus based glue remover which is used to remove vinyl, mylar etc... A sign supplier will carry it

Basically any hi dollar Japanese 4 door will fit the rear seats practically perfect and the front seats I just made an 1/2 inch aluminum brackets, its been years but what I'll do is take photos around Tuesday if that's not too late and post them. The reason is I am very busy with another project...