New Leather Interior for my FD
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From: AZ
Originally Posted by 93FD3S
Nice M in the back ground.
Interior looks great! Wish my interior was black, I would cover my center counsol too.
FYI... I got rid of ALL the squeaks and rattles from the rear hatch area by putting medium density foam behind the rear panels. I got some spray adhesive and the foam from a craft store....cut it to fit, tacked it to the back of the plastic panels and then put it all back together. It was tight going back together, but all of the rattles are gone.
Mazda did this stock, as you find foam behind a lot of the panels...but their effort was far less focused than mine. I was pleased with my results.
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From: PA
Originally Posted by cozmo kraemer
I agree! Looks like a competition package, interlaggos blue M3 they were releasing in 2006... I want one! Well that and the 7...
Interior looks great! Wish my interior was black, I would cover my center counsol too.
FYI... I got rid of ALL the squeaks and rattles from the rear hatch area by putting medium density foam behind the rear panels. I got some spray adhesive and the foam from a craft store....cut it to fit, tacked it to the back of the plastic panels and then put it all back together. It was tight going back together, but all of the rattles are gone.
Mazda did this stock, as you find foam behind a lot of the panels...but their effort was far less focused than mine. I was pleased with my results.
Interior looks great! Wish my interior was black, I would cover my center counsol too.
FYI... I got rid of ALL the squeaks and rattles from the rear hatch area by putting medium density foam behind the rear panels. I got some spray adhesive and the foam from a craft store....cut it to fit, tacked it to the back of the plastic panels and then put it all back together. It was tight going back together, but all of the rattles are gone.
Mazda did this stock, as you find foam behind a lot of the panels...but their effort was far less focused than mine. I was pleased with my results.
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From: Richmond, Virginia
looks damn good, I have always wanted to cover the center console with leather too. I have even thought about doing the dash too, but we will see what happens when I get some money to play with.
