True Zebra wood Wood Grain

[bolsen]

This is the first piece I made in the process of completely upgrading the interior. It's a beast of a project, but I've owned my car for almost eight years, and it deserves to upgraded.

 

[cheaneyt]

Can You make these for towncars?

Sent while thinking of new mods for my 96 TC, using Tapatalk.

 

[bolsen]

Technically I could make them for any car. They are very labor intensive, and I would have to charge a lot. You're probably better off consulting a professional shop.

 

[bolsen]

I plan on doing all the silver trim, the center divider, all the door switches, the plastic behind the seats, and the rear view mirror. I would charge well over 1200 for that. The door piece alone took almost five man hours and 10 days due to various curing times.

 

[cheaneyt]

Whoa!

Sent while thinking of new mods for my 96 TC, using Tapatalk.

 

[bolsen]

Yeah. It's real wood with an epoxy glaze. That's not a vinyl stickon.

 

[fastblackmerc]

IMHO wood doesn't look good in the Marauder interior or any other modern car.

I'd like real carbon fiber.....

 

[bolsen]

Tell that to Bentley, Rolls Royse, Brabus Aston Martin, etc.

 

[CrownVictorious]

awesome project and thumbs up for doing something different. I'm really digging what you've done so far. Keep us updated! I for one am a fan of luxury sport and am glad it is not cheesy/plastic

 

[burt ragio]

I have always liked the look of a wood interior finish. The wood brings out the richness in a leather interior. Looking forward to seeing more photos as your project move along.

 

[RF Overlord]

Although I'm not a fan of the OP's particular grain, I agree with Burt.

 

[1stMerc]

^^+1 darker grain wood would look better.....IMHO^^

 

[MarauderMatt200]

a dark red wood i think would look good. To each their own and way to be creative