Patrick's LS400 Project.
 

So since I was in high school, I always wanted a big bodied Lexus or Q45 but never had the money to afford one. Now at the age of 22 I had an option of building another Honda or being the first in the city with a Vip inspired car.

Here is my first Honda (07 Civic Si)
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Picked this up for 1000 bucks (I feel i could of bought something better lol). 94 Ls400

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First thing to do was to clean the bay as best as I can.

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I definitely was in need of some seat as we see here lol
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So I picked up a set of brown seats at the junk yard for 60 bucks but my interior is gray so I can no choice but to paint em lol
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Picked Up some Bumper Lights for cheap
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Rear seats Had to go too so I picked up another set for cheap and painted them the same color as the fronts
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Nice civic and your LS is very clean!

Thanks a lot.

Your the second person to paint the seats seats. I never knew this was even an option. What did you use and whats the long term durability of said product? How do they feel?

I am curious how it lasts also because i HATE tan interiors,

I used duplicolor vinyl & fabric paint. Make sure u clean the seats then 3 coats should do. It's very durable and still has that leather feel to it just make sure you use some leather conditioner

I painted these seats in October and they still look mint. I remember my friend painted his whole interior black from tan in his vw cabrio and even thru the summer with the top down in the sun during 90+ degree weather they still held up great.

Good to know. Care to share what products you used? Would be very much appreciated!

duplicolor vinyl and fabric spray paint.

Thanks!!!!