Rich Car Interior

24/03/2016

24/03/2016

Transformation

09/03/2016

Hi all, if you would like to have your vehicle refurbished, pimped or transformed kindly contact us on 0722 376699 and get a quotation.

21/02/2015

21/01/2015

To achieve a truly custom, personalized look for your vehicle, one of the most effective options is

12/01/2015

DIY roof upholstery repair

If you plan to hold on to your vehicle for several years, you'll likely need to know how to repair car roof upholstery. Car upholstery in general tends to lose its adhesive properties over several years of use. The result is that the loose outer layer of fabric that makes up the upholstery will come detached from the top of the car, and gravity will pull the fabric down so that it hangs loosely and freely. In extreme cases, this can even cause problems of spacing and visual impairment for the driver of the car. Fortunately, car roof upholstery maintenance is relatively straightforward, provided that you catch it early enough in the process of coming detached.

Read on for a brief guide on how to repair car roof upholstery.

Step 1 -- Gather the Materials
You'll need the following materials in order to repair car roof upholstery adequately:
• Upholstery glue
• Assistant to hold the upholstery in place

Step 2 -- Identify the Points of Concern
Carefully examine the upholstery on the roof of your car for signs of damage. Look for critical points at which the glue that previously held it in place may have come undone or may have suffered some sort of wear and tear. These are the points where you'll need to reapply glue. Consider marking these points with an erasable pencil or piece of wax crayon on the upholstery. You'll know where to apply the glue primarily when you plan to re-glue it in the subsequent steps of this procedure.

Step 3 -- Apply Glue in a Limited Area
Depending upon the type of upholstery glue that you've purchased, you'll find that it's either better to apply the glue gradually and to allow it to dry in pieces or to apply all of the glue together at one time. In either case, it will be helpful to hold the glued upholstery parts in place to the roof of the car. An assistant who can help to hold it in place will be helpful as well.

Step 4 -- Repeat with Glue Applications and Test
Continue to apply glue to other parts of the upholstery wherever it sags. Look at the upholstery to see any signs of sagging or other damage as well. Check the quality of the adhesive job by gently pulling on the upholstery after it has dried thoroughly.
Upholstery glue can be found either at hardware stores in your area, at upholstery specialty stores or repair services, or at some specialty auto body repair shops.

05/01/2015

Back to long hours in traffic?here's how you can make those long hours short by adding some accessories to your car:

You can make your car look stylish and comfortable with the help of many awesome accessories and gadget such as:

Car Neck pillows: Car neck pillows are one of my favorite car interior accessories for comfort. These neck pillows can give you a great support to your neck while you are driving.
Custom car Emblem
Car emblems or logos gives the identity of the car at the very first look. How about having a custom Emblem to make your car unique? You can make an amazing Emblem and put it in your car to surprise people.
Alloy rims
Big shiny Alloy Rims always makes you car look more stylish and sporty. The pros of Alloy wheels are -
1) They look super cool
2) They are lighter for the same strength because they are made of Aluminum or Magnesium
3) They have better heat conduction.
You can replace your old steel rims with alloy wheels to give your car a premium look. The only cons of Alloy wheel is that they are expensive
USB Port Car charger
Nowadays most of the people have either an iphone or an Android phone. We hardly can spend a day without using our Smartphone. The modern Smartphone are capable of doing multiple task, and this is why they need a lot of energy too. Having a USB port car charger is very helpful when you need to charge your phone urgently. Heavy Smartphone users can charge their phone everyday whenever they are driving.
Car mount holder: It is very difficult to answer a call while driving. It becomes more difficult to answer a phone if you keep the phone inside your pocket. The risk of causing an accident also increases if you try to answer a call by pulling it from the pocket when driving. On the other hand you might not want to ignore a call if it is important. This is why it is highly recommended to buy a car mount holder. You can put your Smartphone on the holder to use it at any time without any problem.
Complete Car care Kit
Last but not the least; I would like to recommend you to buy a complete care kit for your car. This is a very important to make your old car look shiny and cool for a long time. Cleaning your car not only increases the beauty but also gives a feel of satisfaction. This satisfaction is going to increase your motivation and love towards your car.

31/12/2014

Planning to buy a car in 2015? Spend time inside. Here’s how….
By giving the inside of the car a thorough and detailed examination, you’ll be better informed about what’s happened during the lifespan of your vehicle. Arming yourself with these details will help you in your quest to find the car that’s perfect for you.
Few interior things that you should focus on while buying a new car or a second-hand one:
• Seats: Take the time to sit in each of the vehicle’s seats and get family members to give you their opinions as well. Are the seats and head restraints easily adjustable and do all of the controls work? Do you like the look and feel of the seats? Is there any damage to the upholstery or leather such as burns, holes, tears, stains, spots or scratches? Does your family fit in the backseat and how comfortable would they be during a long car ride? Will the backseat accommodate your car seat? Can you access the trunk from the back? If the seats fold down, test them out to see how well they work.
• Inside lights: Are all of your interior lights and controls fully functioning? This includes your headlights (daytime, nighttime and high beams), your ceiling and interior lights, glove box lights and mirror lights.
• Dashboard: Record the odometer reading and compare it to the car’s listing. Look at the dashboard lights – are any of them burnt out? Does the car display any warning lights?
• Smell: Does the car have an odour? That air freshener hanging from the rear view mirror could be masking a smell that might be difficult to get rid of. Sniff for musty floor mats (another possible sign of water damage or flooding) and check the ash tray or cigarette lighter for signs of use if the vehicle is supposed to come from a non-smoker.
• Controls and accessories: Try out every control and switch to make sure they are in proper working order. Consider checking the windshield wipers and fluid control, heater/air conditioning, vents and airflow settings, mirror adjustments, GPS, door and window locks, power windows or roll-up handle, stereo, power outlets, front window and rear window defrost, speakers, horn, clock, steering wheel tilt adjustment, sunroof controls and the releases for the hood, trunk and gas cap. Are these controls easy to use and can you reach them from your seat, without having to lean forward? Will you be able to use some of these functions without being distracted while out on the road?
• Manuals and information: Does the vehicle come with a manual? Can you access any maintenance or service logs from the previous owner?

Always ,always spend time inside!

HAPPY NEW YEAR! BE SAFE.