Hi gents

 

I've come across these trims from interior innovations and wondered if anyone has experience with this company and their products.

 

http://www.interior-innovations.com/index.php/welcome/product_detail/55

I think FunkySi's seat covers came from there, but he had all the panels made up bespoke by a trimmer.

 

By the time you factor shipping, import tax and professional fitting in to the cost, you'd pay about the same as you would having a UK trimmer make and fit everything for you.

I think FunkySi's seat covers came from there, but he had all the panels made up bespoke by a trimmer.

 

By the time you factor shipping, import tax and professional fitting in to the cost, you'd pay about the same as you would having a UK trimmer make and fit everything for you.

 

oh I see, I take it these aren't an easy diy fitment then?

From what I know from the forum Mondo is ur man!

I did mine myself, just bought loads of alcantara.

 

did results can be good, you just have to be patient and work slowly.

 

I did mine myself, just bought loads of alcantara.

 

did results can be good, you just have to be patient and work slowly.

 

 

Looks like you did an excellent job of it too! Well done.

Nice Job Dougal:thumbup1:

Yeah good work on that diy one! I am desperate to do mine, looking at interior innovations too..

i looked at them the other day and as the trims are leather i asked if any of the trims are stitched because leather won't stretch enough especially on door cards and rear lower 1/4 panels but i still haven't had a reply, but i'm guessing not with no option for stitching colour, but watch the synthetic leather trims do too, they don't stretch, and look horrid with the amount they need to stretch for some panels.

 

it's easier to buy a few metres of upholstery leatherette here in the uk and cut your own panels by using the tweed you removed as a template, but if buying off eBay buy samples first to make sure it stretches in both directions, i've just bought some samples like the colours but it only stretches slightly in one direction and heat doesn't help it to stretch further.