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Porsche Boxster Door Panel Repair • This Boxster came in with significant gapping along the upper door panels. Once we t...
10/01/2026

Porsche Boxster Door Panel Repair • This Boxster came in with significant gapping along the upper door panels. Once we took a closer look, it was clear the problem went well beyond the visible edge.



Door Panel Delamination • The upper section had separated from its backing, creating a large visible gap between the panel and the door.

Delamination extended to the interior door handle, The separation wasn’t limited to the top edge and had worked its way down through a substantial portion of the panel.

The panel had pulled away from its backing. A closer look shows just how much space had developed between the molded structure and the finished panel.

Panel removed. Removing the door card gave us access to the back side so the extent of the failure could be properly addressed.

Back of panel / internal structure. With the panel off the car, the attachment points, wiring and molded structure are fully accessible.

Delamination extended into the mounting structure. The failure had progressed into the areas responsible for holding the panel together and not simply the visible upholstered edge.

Repaired and Reassembled • The original door panel was retained, repaired, and reassembled rather than replacing the complete door-card assembly.

After • Panel Reattached : Reinstalled with the upper panel secured and the original fitment restored.

Final exterior view. The finished repair from outside the car showing the large gap along the window line is gone.

09/24/2026

Cloth to leather on a 2026 Ram 1500 Bighorn.

For this interior, we removed the factory cloth upholstery and converted the seats using Alea Leather seat covers in Black Nappa leather, with perforated inserts and Sapphire Blue stitching.

The blue stitching gives the interior a subtle connection to the truck’s exterior color, while keeping the finished look clean and factory-inspired.

We also added seat massage in the seat backs, adding another comfort upgrade during the leather conversion.

On this day, we remember those we lost on 9/11 and the strength and unity shown in the days that followed 🇺🇸
09/11/2026

On this day, we remember those we lost on 9/11 and the strength and unity shown in the days that followed 🇺🇸

09/09/2026

This 2008 Porsche 911 (997) Turbo Cabriolet got a new convertible top in German A5 canvas from GAHH, but there were a couple of important things to address underneath it along the way.

The headliner bungee/tension component was worn out, so that was repaired to help the headliner move and position correctly as the top opens and closes.

We also replaced the plastic cover over the rear deck-lid latch. It’s a small part, but a common trouble spot on these cars — when the spring-loaded cover breaks, the exposed latch can rub against the top and eventually cut or tear the material. Definitely something worth correcting before putting a brand-new top over it.

One of the interesting things about this particular GAHH Automotive top is that it’s designed to be fitted to the Porsche’s existing rear glass window rather than replacing the glass along with the canvas.

A good look at how much is going on underneath a convertible top that you normally never see.

09/02/2026

This Honda S2000 came in for a new convertible top, but once the old top was removed, there was a little more work to do than just replacing the fabric.

The previous top had not been installed correctly, so our techs took the time to address the frame, install the tension straps properly, and clean out the rain rail and drains so water could flow the way it should.

Once everything underneath was cleaned up and corrected, we installed a new Robbins Auto Top black cloth top with a glass rear window.

A convertible top replacement is about more than how it looks when it’s finished. The condition of the frame, straps, drainage system and previous installation all matter too.

08/28/2026

This 2001 Porsche 911 came in with an aging convertible top showing wear and puckering around the original, and now yellowing, plastic rear window.

We removed the old top down to the frame and installed a new replacement top from GAHH Automotive complete with a new plastic rear window. On these earlier 911 convertibles, the rear window is part of the top assembly itself, so deterioration around that area is an important sign to watch for as the material ages.

The result is a cleaner fit, a clear new rear window, and a top that better matches the look of a luxury sports car

This 2023 Audi A5 convertible came in needing a replacement, and we installed a new factory Audi top to bring it right b...
08/26/2026

This 2023 Audi A5 convertible came in needing a replacement, and we installed a new factory Audi top to bring it right back to its original look.

The fit, the lines, the way the top meets the body—it all matters. And with a car as clean as this A5, getting those details right really shows.

There’s something especially satisfying about seeing a convertible come back together with a brand-new factory top - here’s a look at the finished result. 👌

08/22/2026

Black, red, and back to looking 🔥 C7 Corvette Z06 dash restoration.

This Z06 came in with the same sun-related shrinking we saw on yesterday’s Hertz Edition, this time with the dashboard as the focus.

The dash had to be removed down to the base frame, then thoroughly cleaned and stripped of the original leather and adhesive. Years of heat and sun exposure had caused the underlying plastic to become soft and rubber-like.

Before installing the new leather, we resurfaced and properly prepared the substrate to help prevent future delamination.

The finished dash was reupholstered in Nappa leather with matching red stitching. 🖤❤️

Two Z06s. Two very different looks. Same California sun problem. ☀️

08/21/2026

C7 Corvette Z06 Hertz Edition — reupholstered in Nappa leather with matching yellow stitching. 🖤💛
This one was a little more involved than a typical re-cover. Years of sun and heat had caused the original leather to shrink, while the heat and original adhesive had left the underlying plastic soft and rubber-like.

The dash had to be removed down to the base frame, completely stripped and cleaned, and the substrate properly resurfaced before the new leather could be installed. Skipping that step can lead to future delamination.

The result: a completely refreshed Z06 interior, finished in Nappa leather with custom-matched yellow stitching. And this wasn’t the only C7 Z06 we had in the shop… 👀

Another one is coming tomorrow.

08/12/2026

Two RAV4s, same repair, different starting points.

One came in with a cracked sunroof panel — still in place, but cracked glass under a sunroof is riskier than it looks. Heat and vibration can cause it to give way without warning, so it still needs a full replacement, not a patch.

The other had already shattered, so most of the work was clearing out the broken glass before the new panel could go in.

Both were handled as insurance claims, worked directly through the carrier. And both repairs ended the same way: new glass, freshly lubricated tracks, and a trim and seal check.

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