[BryzSTi]

Beautiful car man, keep up the good work!

[spazegun2213]

Nice Cage!!!

[carl s.]

Originally Posted by Tbagger

Must have MOARRRRRR!!!!

then moar you shall have

layed the carbon fiber footwells tonight





also flocked the dashboard

[Cr8zyJAP07]

WOW your really goin all out with this lol. me likey

[carl s.]

didn't do too much today. mounted the handbrake, messed around cutting up random bits of the car (heater core, pulley cover, made a new switch plate and laid all the positions out)
better pic quality for today lol

[nickrice20]

Beautiful build, looks like a ton of fun!!!

[ilikepie]

When are you going to mount your subs and nitrous el oh el. Any updates?

[Ikon]

car looks good...

[santyj]

also flocked the dashboard

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Can you please post a quick "HOW TO" do the flock, I need to do this on my rally car and was thinking about using suede, but this looks like a much easy DIY project.

If you like please send me a PM with the info.

Thank you.

Car looks incredible!!!!

[carl s.]

Originally Posted by ilikepie

When are you going to mount your subs and nitrous el oh el. Any updates?

just wait until I put in my 15 lcd screens!

Originally Posted by santyj

Can you please post a quick "HOW TO" do the flock, I need to do this on my rally car and was thinking about using suede, but this looks like a much easy DIY project.

If you like please send me a PM with the info.

Thank you.

Car looks incredible!!!!

I order the mini flocker kit + an extra miniflocker + an additional 1lb of fibers from this site DonJer Products: Suede-Tex and Soft Flock Supplier

then it's as simple as following their instructions - it's very easy. the gist of it is clean the surface very well, apply the the adhesive - make sure you can't see any of the dash but don't get it too thick - use very even strokes or roll it on (the adhesive is more like a thick paint or tar - don't get it on stuff you don't want it on, it's hard to get off), spray the flocking on (tip, use lot's, you can't put too much on but you can definitely get too little), done! it takes about 24 hours for it to set-up and about 1 week to fully cure (I was able to handle my parts about 48 hours later without being too worried about damaging anything - now they seem very durable). make sure to do it in an area this is easy to clean up, these fibers get everywhere! (wear a respirator or mask too because you could really mess up your lungs inhaling a lot of these fibers)