interior mods suggestions?
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interior mods suggestions?
I have a 2008 black 3lt A6 car with the all black interior. I was looking to spice up the interior some but not looking to spend thousands. Maybe add some color or something? Anyone have any suggestions or pics of what they've done? Pics would be a huge help.
Or is this a bad idea that will end up looking tacky/cheap without shelling out the $$?
Or is this a bad idea that will end up looking tacky/cheap without shelling out the $$?
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You can't beat the looks of a black/red interior.
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Melting Slicks
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2020 C6 of the Year Finalist - Modified
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All of the trim pieces are OEM I just took them to my bodyshop and had them painted Victory red & then cleared. This way it would be an exact match to the body color.
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I have a 2008 black 3lt A6 car with the all black interior. I was looking to spice up the interior some but not looking to spend thousands. Maybe add some color or something? Anyone have any suggestions or pics of what they've done? Pics would be a huge help.
Or is this a bad idea that will end up looking tacky/cheap without shelling out the $$?
Or is this a bad idea that will end up looking tacky/cheap without shelling out the $$?
@ redvetteman97: that looks nice!
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Especially the center tunnel addition of the diamond pattern.
Jake emblems and lightening I can do without but the overall look is nice.
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I think that most of us have spent thousands to upgrade the interiors. New leather, new seats, carbon fiber (even hydroprint), door panels is going to cost you $4-5k by the time you are done. More if you start leather covering the dash.
I have seen a few people that did Carbon Fiber 3M wrap themselves and the results are outstanding! That might be the best bang for the buck if you can learn the knack. There are some recent threads about this, so do a search and see if it is your cup of tea.
I have seen a few people that did Carbon Fiber 3M wrap themselves and the results are outstanding! That might be the best bang for the buck if you can learn the knack. There are some recent threads about this, so do a search and see if it is your cup of tea.
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I think that most of us have spent thousands to upgrade the interiors. New leather, new seats, carbon fiber (even hydroprint), door panels is going to cost you $4-5k by the time you are done. More if you start leather covering the dash.
I have seen a few people that did Carbon Fiber 3M wrap themselves and the results are outstanding! That might be the best bang for the buck if you can learn the knack. There are some recent threads about this, so do a search and see if it is your cup of tea.
I have seen a few people that did Carbon Fiber 3M wrap themselves and the results are outstanding! That might be the best bang for the buck if you can learn the knack. There are some recent threads about this, so do a search and see if it is your cup of tea.
Here is a couple pics of the 1080 on some parts I did.
