DIY mods.
#32
I've done this mod and it's come in handy a few times.
#35
Er, maybe in an NB, not certainly not in an NA. It's a separate unit disguised as a relay under the dash. Easiest way to find it is grab everything when it's going off, it'll change pitch when you touch it.
#36
#40
Upper door panel trim, center console bezel trim, pillar trim and header trim.
This car is my first attempt at any kind of DIY upholstery and it's been a great learning experience. Not sure what I would do without the forums and Youtube.
3M Supertrim adhesive - spray on two layers on each bonding surface, let it dry for a minimum of 4 minutes (max of 30) and press them together. As I rounded the corners, I trimmed some excess material away. I tried to bond all the way to the edge of the material on the back of the panel. I purposefully left the old trim on the panel to act as batting.
I also cut out part of the door panel to uncover the DB651 speakers I recently installed. Attached the grill directly to the speaker and used a silicone hose split lengthwise to act as trim. I think I might paint the grill black and I need a longer piece of hose, plus enough for the driver's side.
Last edited by jumbosrule; 02-19-2012 at 03:31 PM.