BEFORE:



i stripped the car and started weight removal


removed power seatbelt motors and lines.


270k miles on my carpet
Before:


after:



I fixed the rusted spots as well this was causing cabin noise!

Fiberglass was applied to both sides of the wheel well


i also used sound deadener to make the interior sound and feel better.



The original headliner was tan, i covered it in black vynl


Integra LS seats weigh ALOT less then the stock seats and look and feel way better


Painting Time!







I picked up an Acura Legend map light from the junkyard and an ebrake and shifter boot.




Putting it together


added some rice

maplight and headliner



Finished!!

 

btw, i did the paintjob on the car, but thats a whole other thread of pics im to lazy to post.

 

Awesome work I am actually liking the contrast between the black and beige......

 

I give you for the work. i am planning on doing sorta the same thing with mine, i have 2 accords, 1 is smashed and i wanna combine the tan + blue interior. QUestion for you, how long did it take to do all this?

 

to the clean look. Very nice work.

What year LS seats will work, I'm looking for new seats, mine are toast!

 

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At first i just wanted to clean it up a bit, and then i started going to the junkyard and getting small things like integra clocks and shift boots. when i bought the ls seats i decided to do the whole thing.

it took me 6 weeks total but i would say about 2 weeks of actuall work on the car like every chance i had.


oh and the seats are from a 95, its hard to mount them if you really wanna know pm me.

 

Spray painting carpet won't last a wash or two.
Best way it is using the dying materials.
But "A" for the effort and "A" for the final result!

 

lol my carpet isnt painted, the bottom door trim is.

its been about 2 months since ive done this, it still looks the same.

 

Awesome job! I want to do this to my 95 Accord. Well not a color change, but strip the whole interior and clean it really good.

 

that really turned out pretty nice man

 

that turned out real nice, im in the process of doing the same thing to my 94 coupe

 

i JSut did that as well on my cb7, went frmo blue to black, howd u get the teggy seats in? i used the SEM dye to do all my plastic with. looks good!

 

One question though, did you use one of those carpet steam cleaners you can rent or something else? I was thinking of using a carpet steam cleaner, but I don't know if the ones that I've seen have a smaller steamer on it.

 

thanks for the compliments guys, i had that steam cleaner lying around at my rents house, so i used it. its good because it sucks up the water though

i basically ended up dumping grease lightning on it and spraying it with a hose while scrubbing it with a scrub brush lol.

 

i just did this in my car, gotta finish some stuff up (black carpet and seats) and ill be happy...how does that sound deadener work?

 

it works alright, it mostly stops the sounds of little rocks or debris bouncing up in the undercarriage. also make it feel more airtight.

i thought about dynomat, but the point was to lose wieght not gain it.

 

 

i might have to try that out...how much more weight do you think dynamat will add? i was planning on doing some type of sound deadening once i installed my new carpet

 

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alot. thiers this guy on cb7tuner who covered his entire car in dynomat it then put the interior back on it was like 200 pounds!!!

 

Nice two-tone paint job.
Interior looks good, I'm kinda surprised that the spray paint isn't chipping or anything.

 

wow that actually looks real nice

 

Would you mind explaining the steps you took to mount the Integra LS seats into the Accord?

Also, did the height of the seat change? Meaning, do you now sit higher, lower or at the same height compared to the stock seats?

 

Doesn't look too bad! Good job.