interior
 

Hey 2nd geners,

I have a question. The previous owner and I have both succeded in destroying the interior of my 95' Mazda Protege, and Ive lived with it long enough, i want to fix it. The first thing you have to do is take a look at it.

Laugh, taunt, rat, do you worst ive grown weary of caring.
http://www.cardomain.com/id/mattbeekler

I was thinking of tweed. I heard from a friend that its pretty easy, but i also heard that it feels like old patato sack. Is there anything other than tweed that will be easy to do and be inexpensive? I was going to just buy the panels again but what the heck, ive destroyed the interior before, might as well give it one more shot :)

If you can think of anything that is easy to do please tell me :) and if you could please include a link to a good tutorial site on how to do it :)

Thanks! any help at all is appreciated.

I didnt even know there was going to be a BBQ, i just moved here a couple weeks ago. I dont have much money at all so I'd like to try and do the tweed or something first. I don't even know If i'll be keeping the car, ive had alot of problems with it (bit of a lemon)

on second thought i'll probably go and see the stock stuff anyway :) I think daddys wallet will help me out if its under $200

Im a high school kid with no job so I've got the time :) where is the BBQ going to be at? I'd love to go

matt@zorakmonkey.net

Thanks! I went to John's and got everything i needed, well pretty much. I got it all for $100.00 and I was shocked, i lived in Arizona and the cheapest place i found wanted $50 a panel plus another $150 for the dash and center consoles.

Once again, Thanks!