I did the same thing and they look like the decals were neverthere. Just have to take your time.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Bend Oregon
Detail tips inside
Guys
hopefully some of your tips will,be added on to this thread so all of us can benefit from your knowledge.
One of mine is my distaste for the Feds mandated white warning sticker on the visors of all our newer cars. They cannot be pealed off without damage to the visor or cost a bunch to put new fabric and doesn't look good.
If you will visit a crafts shop like "hobby lobby" and look for the section that approx. 12"x18" fabrics, (some look like leather) there are more than 20 different textures and colors. I found one that is a perfect match to my visor material. Cost 99 cents. I cut the new material to the size of the visor sticker, Bought some contact cement, applied cement to one side of the fabric and to the sticker on the visor. It will make the sticker disappear.
I've done this to my last 3 cars. Works great
Another interior tip would be to use a swifter for removing the dust that gets onto the dash. and it works well on your rims for light dusting.
hopefully some of your tips will,be added on to this thread so all of us can benefit from your knowledge.
One of mine is my distaste for the Feds mandated white warning sticker on the visors of all our newer cars. They cannot be pealed off without damage to the visor or cost a bunch to put new fabric and doesn't look good.
If you will visit a crafts shop like "hobby lobby" and look for the section that approx. 12"x18" fabrics, (some look like leather) there are more than 20 different textures and colors. I found one that is a perfect match to my visor material. Cost 99 cents. I cut the new material to the size of the visor sticker, Bought some contact cement, applied cement to one side of the fabric and to the sticker on the visor. It will make the sticker disappear.
I've done this to my last 3 cars. Works great
Another interior tip would be to use a swifter for removing the dust that gets onto the dash. and it works well on your rims for light dusting.
Instructor
Joined: Apr 2015
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Mid America has covers for $15 a set, but I don't know how they look. Just never got around to try them. Anybody have these? How do they match?
http://www.mamotorworks.com/Corvette...-pair-647958-1
Another detail question. My driver seat bolster is showing some wear. Anyone know of a shoe polish that matches the Kalihari leather color? Comfort seats 2700 miles, lots of in and outs.
http://www.mamotorworks.com/Corvette...-pair-647958-1
Another detail question. My driver seat bolster is showing some wear. Anyone know of a shoe polish that matches the Kalihari leather color? Comfort seats 2700 miles, lots of in and outs.
Last edited by Steve Garrett; Sep 15, 2015 at 10:07 PM. Reason: Merged Posts.
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From: NE Ohio
VF, I would take it back to your dealer. With that little miles, there should be no excuse for leather wear.
Racer
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 303
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From: Mt Airy MD
Mid America has covers for $15 a set, but I don't know how they look. Just never got around to try them. Anybody have these? How do they match?
http://www.mamotorworks.com/Corvette...-pair-647958-1
http://www.mamotorworks.com/Corvette...-pair-647958-1
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2002
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Guys
hopefully some of your tips will,be added on to this thread so all of us can benefit from your knowledge.
One of mine is my distaste for the Feds mandated white warning sticker on the visors of all our newer cars. They cannot be pealed off without damage to the visor or cost a bunch to put new fabric and doesn't look good.
If you will visit a crafts shop like "hobby lobby" and look for the section that approx. 12"x18" fabrics, (some look like leather) there are more than 20 different textures and colors. I found one that is a perfect match to my visor material. Cost 99 cents. I cut the new material to the size of the visor sticker, Bought some contact cement, applied cement to one side of the fabric and to the sticker on the visor. It will make the sticker disappear.
I've done this to my last 3 cars. Works great
Another interior tip would be to use a swifter for removing the dust that gets onto the dash. and it works well on your rims for light dusting.
hopefully some of your tips will,be added on to this thread so all of us can benefit from your knowledge.
One of mine is my distaste for the Feds mandated white warning sticker on the visors of all our newer cars. They cannot be pealed off without damage to the visor or cost a bunch to put new fabric and doesn't look good.
If you will visit a crafts shop like "hobby lobby" and look for the section that approx. 12"x18" fabrics, (some look like leather) there are more than 20 different textures and colors. I found one that is a perfect match to my visor material. Cost 99 cents. I cut the new material to the size of the visor sticker, Bought some contact cement, applied cement to one side of the fabric and to the sticker on the visor. It will make the sticker disappear.
I've done this to my last 3 cars. Works great
Another interior tip would be to use a swifter for removing the dust that gets onto the dash. and it works well on your rims for light dusting.
Drifting
Joined: Dec 2012
Posts: 1,773
Likes: 215
From: Bronx New York
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