Griff retrim : Interior shots please.....
Griff retrim : Interior shots please.....
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bomb

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3,793 posts

307 months

Saturday 21st September 2013
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I may well be getting my Griff retrimmed, so would appreciate some of your intreior trim pics please.

If you have had a recent retrim, lets see the results.

I did a search for the car from Belgium with quilting, but couldn't find that thread again.

My car is Ocean Haze, and will most likely go for a green / stone mix, with piping on the seats and selected inserts to be alterante colours.

Looking forward to seeing your own ideas.

EGB

1,774 posts

180 months

Saturday 21st September 2013
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http://www.tvr-car-club.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.as...

Panel light quick easy fix. Inexpensive. 2 min job. Could do with some new veneer.



Trim does for me.


Notice seat belt parking.



Edited by EGB on Saturday 21st September 11:28

EGB

1,774 posts

180 months

Saturday 21st September 2013
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More pics of Ocean Haze trim, does for me. Leather could do with some BM 'Leder-Pflegeset mit UV-Schuts'cleaner.
Note seat belt parking.

Edited by EGB on Saturday 21st September 11:35

bomb

Original Poster:

3,793 posts

307 months

Saturday 21st September 2013
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Thanks chaps. Thats given me some ideas of how I'd like mine done. Thanks for the link to the Belgium car too ! Thats a pucker job if ever I've seen it.

WinstonWolf

72,863 posts

262 months

Saturday 21st September 2013
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Have a look at Dave the Trimmer's site for some more inspiration.

bomb

Original Poster:

3,793 posts

307 months

Saturday 21st September 2013
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will do.

macdeb

8,728 posts

278 months

Saturday 21st September 2013
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OP, if you are retrimming Please [if not already] make sure the dash colour matches the door surounds and NOT door inserts with different colour surrounds as so many Griffs have been ruined from new because of this. See one against the other and you'll know what I mean. Of course you may already know this, I'm just trying to help you get it right instead of so wrong. thumbup

bomb

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307 months

Sunday 22nd September 2013
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Oh yes. The dash must match the wraparound theme of the door trim etc. Duly noted ! I have seen the opposite, and I think it looks wrong. 10/10 for observation.

macdeb

8,728 posts

278 months

Sunday 22nd September 2013
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hippy

jesfirth

1,743 posts

265 months

Sunday 22nd September 2013
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You could do this!



Edited by jesfirth on Sunday 22 September 14:33

macdeb

8,728 posts

278 months

Sunday 22nd September 2013
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He could,,,, hope he doesn't wink

jesfirth

1,743 posts

265 months

Sunday 22nd September 2013
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macdeb said:
He could,,,, hope he doesn't wink
So do I - it's nice to see cherished original griefs out there

davetherave1970

2,144 posts

269 months

Sunday 22nd September 2013
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hehe



EGB

1,774 posts

180 months

Monday 23rd September 2013
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Can't be your XXX Dave. Hideous!

WinstonWolf

72,863 posts

262 months

Monday 23rd September 2013
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That's Chimpers for you...

Mr Jenks

1,206 posts

288 months

Monday 23rd September 2013
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davetherave1970 said:
hehe


I take it this abonimation has been bought to the attention of our hairy arsed cousins, and if not, why not?

rigga

8,798 posts

224 months

Monday 23rd September 2013
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Mr Jenks said:
davetherave1970 said:
hehe


I take it this abonimation has been bought to the attention of our hairy arsed cousins, and if not, why not?
It gets aired quite often for various reasons .....

PeteGriff

1,262 posts

180 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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macdeb said:
OP, if you are retrimming Please [if not already] make sure the dash colour matches the door surounds and NOT door inserts with different colour surrounds as so many Griffs have been ruined from new because of this. See one against the other and you'll know what I mean. Of course you may already know this, I'm just trying to help you get it right instead of so wrong. thumbup
I am at the moment looking at combinations and colours for my Griff retrim. I agree with macdeb re the same colour on dash surround as doors and centre console, but I do like the effect of having a different contrasting colour on the door cards inside the surrounds. I intend to have mine done in alcantara matching the carpet colour. Just a thought. Also, get loads of samples from the trimmer to try against your car! My trimmer let me have a large range of colour leather and carpet samples. All the best and good luck, Pete

macdeb

8,728 posts

278 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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PeteGriff said:
macdeb said:
OP, if you are retrimming Please [if not already] make sure the dash colour matches the door surounds and NOT door inserts with different colour surrounds as so many Griffs have been ruined from new because of this. See one against the other and you'll know what I mean. Of course you may already know this, I'm just trying to help you get it right instead of so wrong. thumbup
I am at the moment looking at combinations and colours for my Griff retrim. I agree with macdeb re the same colour on dash surround as doors and centre console, but I do like the effect of having a different contrasting colour on the door cards inside the surrounds. I intend to have mine done in alcantara matching the carpet colour. Just a thought. Also, get loads of samples from the trimmer to try against your car! My trimmer let me have a large range of colour leather and carpet samples. All the best and good luck, Pete
Alcantara on door inserts matching carpet gets my vote [that's what I did] as I reckon the carpet looks naff'. I put a thin layer [10mm] of foam underneath first to give it a smooth padded feel.

PeteGriff

1,262 posts

180 months

Tuesday 24th September 2013
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macdeb said:
Alcantara on door inserts matching carpet gets my vote [that's what I did] as I reckon the carpet looks naff'. I put a thin layer [10mm] of foam underneath first to give it a smooth padded feel.
Great idea re the thin layer of foam under the Alcantara, I shall definitely go with that, regards, Pete