yea dont get this kit!
i got so fed up with tryin to put it on i just gave up.

so i just ended up painting it all to match the exterior. and yes it does look pretty lame unless the rest of your interior matches as well. but im getting my seats and door pannles recoverd soon to match.

 

It looks lame in general if its going to be stock and matching the outside of your car. Unless you plan to fully deck it out with everything interior, if not then it will look like most riced out Civics.

 

ive used stuff like this before and u us a heat gun to put it on.......hmmmm...... heat to put it on... so wat do we think will happen the next time heat is applied... i guess it would be fine up north but here in the summer when it gets hot it melts the glue and either peals off or runs down and then ur stuck with this sticky film all over your shizz. but its ur call man

 

ehh i agree painting it looks tacky and very ricer like a civic.
i completely regret doing it.. i did it when i first got my car..
thats why i tried to take it off today
and its a ***** to take off
since i just got the door panels re-done in gray leather and i changed my color theme.. the few painted pieces look horrible =/

 

if you do a good job of painting and use high quality paint it looks great.
i mean just look at a few peoples interior on here, its pretty awesome.

 

IMO, when making a car sporty, I like the Less is more idea. Small OEM style wing if any, lip kit not a full body kit, and definitely no paint or stickers on the inside. But it is your car and everyone has different tastes.

oh yeah, and Paint chips!

 

Agreed.

 

i used the krylon plastic paint
ive heard of alot of other people using it on here too
i used about 3 coats and 2 clear coats..
only in spots that people touch or will come in contact with.

 

Does anyone know about any door "inserts" to replace the cloth parts on the VIII?