300zx interior trim kit

Discussion in 'Car Parts for Sale or Wanted' started by interior-magic, Feb 9, 2005.

  1. brenton

    brenton Member

    How long will you be selling the kits for?

    I'd like to do it, but right now its about the $

    damn students :thumbsdown:
     
  2. Miksta

    Miksta M Spec

    Ken E-mail sent please read!...
     
  3. interior-magic

    interior-magic New Member

    I WILL SEND IT OUT ASAP

    THANKS AGAIN, SHIPPING TAKES 4-12 BUSINESS DAYS TO GET TO YOU
     
  4. interior-magic

    interior-magic New Member

    IN THE FLESH

    WHEN DID YOU SEE MY ZX? I SOLD MY Z LAST YEAR.AMATURE JOB? ARE YOU CRAZY? EVERYBODY THAT SEE THAT CAR CAN'T HEL[ ADMIRING THE INTERIOR OF THAT CAR IT IS THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE CAR,THE KIT WILL MAKE ANY 300ZX INTERIOR LOOK 30 TIMES BETTER THEN A STOCK, YOU PROBABLY WERE LOOKING AT SOMEONE ELSE JOB, OR THEY BROUGHT A KIT FROM SOME OTHER SELLER.
     
  5. RedZedMikey

    RedZedMikey RZM should now be DZM

    Hey Ken,

    I think black baz was talking about a totally different Z - you are in the USA; the amateur job was in Brisbane, Australia; and who knows whose kit or material it was. He was simply saying that his impression after seeing a shoddy job was that some level of expertise might be required to fit the kit to the car.

    I will be contacting you for a suede kit in the future, but I have other things to work on and do first. Hope you are still selling kits in say, 6-12 months time :thumbsup:.
     
  6. Tektrader

    Tektrader Z32 Hoe, service me baby

    If you feel you will not be able to do a excellent job.

    Dont start it !!

    Installing this isn't easy. If you are no good with your hands it couild very well come out like a dogs dinner.

    It took me almost three days and three cans of glue. I am still not all that happy with one door, and will redo it when I get some time

    The doors are paticularly hard. Don't get the idea the kit is " cut to size", it isnt. I don't believe that an exact cut kit could be used.

    There is plenty of extra material on every piece that is required to get the fit. It is all hand fitted.

    Stretched pulled and shaped by hand till it is right. Then the excess cut off.
     
  7. Vincent

    Vincent New Member

    Here comes some silly questions - did you have to remove the grey tweed...

    material or put the vinyl over the top?

    I assume you had to take it off, but if so, how ... did you heat it first or just pull it off?

    Also, did you then have to sand down the interior trim bit?

    Lastly, how did you get the new vinyl trim flush with the bottom of the existing grey vinyl trim on the door? Did you take the door trim apart or just cut it to fit?

    Oops - I probably should've put this in the Z Section...

    CheerZ
    Vincent
     
  8. Jeffro

    Jeffro New Member

    I did both Vincent...

    as in i both removed the tweed and left it on, depending on some pieces.
    Eg. the glove box, centre console i took off whereas the doors and the wheels hubs i left on as they helped fill out the shape and the glue also stuck a little better to it.
    in regards to ripping the tweed off i just peeled it back, no heating required and pieces all came off intact. I then matched the vinyl pieces up with my old tweed (im sure this is how the trim kit is cut) and this helped where to place them on the car pieces as the less pulling and stretching you have to do(once applied) the better.
    As i have mentioned before it is a big job, finicky(sucha word?) but well worth it in the end, check out my finished pics in my profile.:thumbsup:

    P.S. make sure you wait 5 - 10 mins for the glue to dry (apply to both pieces) then put them together, you ghet a much better hold as i found out.
    Good Luck
    jeff
     
  9. Tektrader

    Tektrader Z32 Hoe, service me baby

    I managed to pull off ALL the cloth

    including the doors, didnt cut any of it to size, and fitted the bits up as I went after the glue was on.

    Jeffro is right about the glue. Dont get too anxious and stick the bits together too quick.
     
  10. innocentbystander

    innocentbystander New Member

    If anyone stuffs this up real bad, I've got some trim bits for sale

    or if you want to keep driving while you retrim .Have armrest with lid and handbrake boot, glovebox door, rear "t" piece(behind the seats) all in charcoal velour good condition $50 the lot.Pick up or pay post. might even have the bits that run up the side of the gear stick boot, Have to look for these .I don't have door trims, or panel under steering .
     
  11. interior-magic

    interior-magic New Member

    300zx interior trims

    Jeffro,do you might if i take this picture for my post, because i don't have any right hand drive pics, if anybodyelse have some right hand drive pictures please let me know
     
  12. interior-magic

    interior-magic New Member

    hey tek

    you need to use a heat gun or a hairdrier, i saw your pictures and i must say you did a wonderful job, but i think if you use a heat gun or a hair drier your job would have been a lot easier, you are right about the waiting time, you have to wait 5-7 minutes after you spray to apply the new trim, that way you get a better bond, and the outcome is wonderful, and tek did you get my PM about the door? i can send you the pieces you need just cover my shipping fee and send me some pictures
     
  13. Jeffro

    Jeffro New Member

    No probs Ken,

    i appreciate all the advice and patience you gave me when i was installing my kit so the pic is no problem
    Jeff
     
  14. Miksta

    Miksta M Spec

    300ZX interior trims

    I'll gladly lend you my pics when they arrive and are installed Ken :)
     
  15. interior-magic

    interior-magic New Member

    thanks Jeffro, MISTA thanks in advance

    i'm really need some right hand drive Z pictures
     

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