elbow work.
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elbow work.
Funny what a little elbow work can do.
I traded my grey int. for a tan int. over the weekend and I'm happy with the change but it's not without cost. The interior looks like crap. very dirty and has re-painted panels, only good thing is the reapolstered GTA power seats. It's my goal to bring this int back to it's orgional pimpness.
I started cleaning the arm rest, now remember these are just the armrest, imagine what the door panels and body panels loook like..
I traded my grey int. for a tan int. over the weekend and I'm happy with the change but it's not without cost. The interior looks like crap. very dirty and has re-painted panels, only good thing is the reapolstered GTA power seats. It's my goal to bring this int back to it's orgional pimpness.
I started cleaning the arm rest, now remember these are just the armrest, imagine what the door panels and body panels loook like..
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And here they are a while later with my crazy cleaning potion I conjured up "combine everything under the sink lol."
No thats not in a different lighting, thats actually wha they're supposed ot look like LOL. I only wish the rest of the car looke this good. i'm about to pull the door panels out and get them done, I'll post before and after pics of them also in a bit.
No thats not in a different lighting, thats actually wha they're supposed ot look like LOL. I only wish the rest of the car looke this good. i'm about to pull the door panels out and get them done, I'll post before and after pics of them also in a bit.
My solution to this problem was to buy new armrests 
Of course, my existing ones were beyond the scope of my repair abilities, and I'm working on a Concours-quality restoration. Regardless, you've done a kick-*** job on those armrests!
- 89_IROC

Of course, my existing ones were beyond the scope of my repair abilities, and I'm working on a Concours-quality restoration. Regardless, you've done a kick-*** job on those armrests!
- 89_IROC
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accidentally deleted the before anel but it looked pretty much like the arm rest did, I'll be replacing the sills with ones in way better condition. I still need to scrub the fleece material but it will dof or it.
heres the pic.
heres the pic.
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Originally posted by xpndbl3
weird looking toes man.
:lala:
weird looking toes man.
:lala: Now that you mention it they are pretty freaky looking
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Originally posted by Alexcoqui
Dud! Did you use clorox on that mix because they came out olmost white. The first pic you posted had the right color eaven if they were nasty.
Dud! Did you use clorox on that mix because they came out olmost white. The first pic you posted had the right color eaven if they were nasty.
from now on I using my formula for all cleaning except fabrics lol.
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