well done they look really nice
i think you just need a plaid pattern that is scaled down further and not so bold
get a different more neutral colour combination
and yeah the buttons make it look weird
do all that and your in business!
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I think it looks cool. However, in a red car = blurg. In a dark green car = yes.Leave a comment:
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After seeing your interior in person I say fuck all these nay sayers! Your interior is cool and different. Plus I thought those buttons would poke into your back when u sit down, but they didnt. Keep it coming bro and when we having this meet at your place. I def. wanna see pics of that lip u were talking about.Leave a comment:
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It's more or less a " let's see if its possible" kind of thing, I like how diffrent the plaid is as apposed to the leather. But Ill probably contact Kevin on some materal choices.. I like doing the work myself, is rather spend 80 hours making the seat myself, then 80 hours working to pay for some one else to do it..
Thanks again for all the risponces..
89delphin- that made me LOL...Leave a comment:
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Unless you got loads of time and this is just a fun project for you, have Kevin sew up the patterns for you. His price is reasonable, quality is great and it will save you loads of time. Ditch the fabric by the wayI commend you on your attempt to make covers with a home machine. You did a good job for your first time, if you can get on an industrial walking foot machine I highly recommend it. They are 3 times faster than a home machine so you might have a learning curve. As someone stated, you just need to tweak your bolster patterns and use an automotive grade fabric so it will not fade or wear out quickly. No since doing all that work only to have to redo it in 6 months.
Since you like plaid here is something you might work towards as far as fitment goes. I have an advantage as I have done hundreds of e30 interiors over the years.
Kevin

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at least you wont be worried about people fighting over shotgun, I would feel homo just sitting in them..Leave a comment:
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i think it is a cool idea. buttons or not, it's unique. now do some in argyle and i'll buy itLeave a comment:
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I commend you on your attempt to make covers with a home machine. You did a good job for your first time, if you can get on an industrial walking foot machine I highly recommend it. They are 3 times faster than a home machine so you might have a learning curve. As someone stated, you just need to tweak your bolster patterns and use an automotive grade fabric so it will not fade or wear out quickly. No since doing all that work only to have to redo it in 6 months.
Since you like plaid here is something you might work towards as far as fitment goes. I have an advantage as I have done hundreds of e30 interiors over the years.
Kevin
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That pattern reminds me of 'A Christmas Story' lol
Props for doin it on your own, not something I would tackle.Leave a comment:
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I honestly think it is interestingly cool/ different. It looks like it belongs in a vw mk2, all stanced and what not.
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Not liking the buttons. Plaid is different, would likely look good on Bronzite.Leave a comment:
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are you going to adjust the bolster pattern so they dont end up lopsided?Leave a comment:

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