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OMG OMG OMG the headliner is awesome. How much? You guys are going to make me broke.
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are the Alcantara dash trim for real? Not a big fan of the silver
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I want every single piece that you guys make. Once I get my BRZ in a month I think im going go broke just on alcantara pieces.
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Want that headliner! Shipping on that is gonna be 'spensive. A new headliner is like $300 new from Subaru, so it would make more sense to ship out your existing headliner.
I think I'm gonna hafta sell my E30 BMW just to be able to do all this stuff... *shrug* Worth it!
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I think to save on shipping I'll end up getting everything all at once. That way I can throw everything all in one big box. I might be driving with a semi-gutted interior for a while LOL. Dammit Subaru, where is my car already??!
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Should see my car... my speedo has been zip tied in place for a while!
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Shipping a headliner isn't cheap or easy, they're doing a headliner for me and after I looked into what was involved with packing and shipping it I just had them get me a new one.
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since this is kinda like suede, how easy is it to clean compared to leather? and how easy does it get dirty?
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Just a damp rag should be enough for most little stains. It doesn't get dirty too easily, but it does attract lint.
Here's the Alcantara care manual: http://int.alcantara.com/uploadedFil...structions.pdf
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I had several items from Redline on my Mini and was quite happy with them. The leather they use is first rate and their craftsmanship is fine.
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