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Interior Restoration and Trimming
Porsche Interior Restoration, Sound Proofing, Felting and Lining
From complete interior restorations to partial refits and interior trimming
Custom Trimming in Period-Correct Materials
A wide range of matched vinyl grains and patterns including square-weave and elephant hide, available in all colours, either from stock or matched to your existing sample
Headlining fitting on 1968 SWB 911
Headlining, sun-visors, pillar trim, door cards and rear panels all available, either new or often sourced with patina to match an existing installation
Dashboard Retrimming
Complete refurbishment of RHD 1965 3-gauge 912 including restored upper dash and hand-made speaker grille to match original pattern
Lower Facia Panel and Switchgear Refurbishment on 1973 911 2.4S
Including conversion of dials to LED illumination for improved night vision
911 Targa Roof
Retrimming and refitting
Gauge Restoration on 1959 Porsche 356
Mechanical and cosmetic restoration of all period gauges and switchgear, including speedometer rebuilds and oil temperature calibration
Seat trimming
Rebuilding, repadding and recovering, using period-correct grain and pattern vinyls and leather to original colour palletes
Leather and vinyl re-dying, wear and stain removal
Restoration of original vinyls and leather and local repairs in-situ
Seatbelt restoration
Refurbishment of original buckles, replacement of webbing, correct emblems and labels to concours level
Restoration of rare Trim Panels
Existing interior panels worn, torn, or had holes cut for speakers?
As well as full interior restorations, we can bring old vinyl back to life and restore panels to original condition if damaged. For example, this 1968 door card is a one-year only design with patterned inlays heat-seamed in place at the factory. Often there are holes cut through the vinyl for speakers, tears from use or vinyl embrittlement, or moisture damage to the card. For some, this may be considered almost irreplaceable, and a reproduction part may have been the only replacement option.
Restoring door card panels
The tooling that forms the heat seam cannot be reproduced without significant investment, and the basketweave pattern for example is no longer available in some of the original vinyl colour schemes. In most cases, we can save the original material, or rebuild a new panel from donor material, preserving the authentic, original look.
Interior Trim Colour Matching
For those hard-to-find colours, we can bond and colour-match to any shade of plain and patterned vinyls. Note, this is not a paint treatment, but a true dye that penetrates into the vinyl itself to provide a permanent colour change.
Panel Rebuild
Above is an example of a finished door card, constructed from donor material and rebuilt to preserve the heat-seamed inlays and the original 1968 door pocket features.