One aspect of working on cars is working on the interior and making it look appealing to the eye. Upholstering is a popular way to improve a vechicles interior. On my car, the fabric on the A, B, and C pillars (pillars between windows and roof of car) was falling off. I took the time to remove all of the pillars from the car to fix them. First, I removed the old fabric and then cleaned the surface. I sprayed general purpose adhesive on all the pillars and covered them in fabric that matched the color of the interior of the car. I then cut off all the access fabric and reinstalled the pillars. The car looks like new inside!
| Parts Cost Breakdown | |||||
| Fabric | General Purpose Adhesive Spray | Exacto Knife | |||
| $17.49 | $8.99 | $6.99 | |||
Here's a picture of a C pillar with fabric that has detatched from the pillar itself:
