Speed Yellow Hot Rod 911

[mycar]

They`re lovely. I always think houndstooth can be very unforgiving as an upholstery material but that`s a lovely crisp job.

Regards, Mike.

[jury]

Wow !!! they look superb Thomas...very nice

[210bhp]

Lovely work Thomas. You've hit a winning combination there, material and seamstress.


Regards
Mike

[Bootsy]

Cheers guys, just need to finish the car to put them in ready for POB!

[Ferry Man]

Excellent work, I think they look fabulous.

[964RS]

Uber cool. Will match the hot rod look of the car perfect!

[Peter]

Looking great, love the style.

[Darren65]

BOOM!………

….now you're talking…they look AWESOME!

[DustyM]

Very cool, looks like a neat job.

[Mr Pharmacist]

I like those. I like those alot

[Miggs]

good job you knew someone who knew a trimmer hey m8 lol

[Bootsy]

good job you knew someone who knew a trimmer hey m8 lol

Indeed Mr Miggs

[Bootsy]

Front and rear screens/trim are now in

[Bootsy]

Mesh in prep for rear deck lid and a couple of other bits



Still some little bits to paint



but getting there....

[Bootsy]

Frameless quarter windows are being bonded into today.

These are the oversized ones with a 'biscuit tin' lip.

We've had much debate about how the aperture should be finished to make the install as neat as possible.

You could leave the lip of the aperture in body colour was the first thought. As seen here when the windows were offered up for trial fitting.



However I wasn't sure on this as the finish of the lip is never going to be too tidy and any materials you use for the bonding will show.

So we decided to paint the lip in a special matt paint. Special in that its used by windscreen fitters and still allows for silicone adherence. This way you end up with a neater finished look. We have also run a small strip of matt black tape around the inner window lip to keep everything tidy without the bonding material being shown.



The rough edge you can see inside will go once trim is reinstalled.