MrMikes Kit-Cars

MrMikes Fiero
Kit-Car Upholstery Kits

All pictures on MrMikes.com are of customer installed seat kits. They did it, you can do it, it’s easy.
Video instructions show you how to remove the old upholstery and install the new. Upholstery tools and supplies are included. The new upholstery arrives complete and ready to install, there is no sewing involved. Installation time averages 3 hours.

7 different styles, 26 different colors, and options allow you to customize the kit to your needs. Styles range from stock to special, Colors from matching to 2-Tone contrasting. Add E mbroidered logos, colored edge welts, Speaker Holes, Seat Belt Slots
for a custom touch.

Matching leather accessories are available to complete your interior. Leather trim the door panels, sunvisors, and console armrests to finish your new interior. Matching leather and vinyl is available for you to complete the custom made parts of your kit-car project.

The Countach

Hi Mike,

As promised here are pictures of my Lambo with the Mr. Mike's interior.

I have been very satisfied with the seat covers, materials, and help you gave.

Thanks

Tom

The Ferari Kit Cars

I have ordered 3 additional sets since the Testarossa was
completed for my other replica's. Keep up the great workmanship and quality!
Take care.
Bill
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The Pantera

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The Dune-Buggy

"MrMike, here are some pictures of your seats in the Manx I built. The seats are awesome and were very easy to upholster.
   I set up a TV & VCR in my garage and followed along with your step-by-step instructions. I even repaired a severely damaged bolster and with your guidance... no one can tell.
   The back seat you made ties it all together. It is ready for its first show in June. Enjoy."
Mike
Wisconsin
Myers Manx Dune-Buggy
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Hello Mike;
I have a replica dash lined up and was wondering if you'd perform the work ?
Kurt

Hi Kurt,
Sorry, I don't cover parts, but I do sell bulk matching leathers and vinyls..

Here are some pointers:

1. Install all the parts FIRST.
Install everything, vents / gauges / brackets / door panels / everything into the car.
When it’s all perfect THEN remove it / dismantle it / and upholster the parts.
It’s more work but the only way to get a perfect job.

2. Have the upholsterer cover the fiberglass with a thin layer of ‘Closed Cell Foam’ and sand smooth,
prior covering.
He should know what closed cell foam is, also know as ‘Landau Pad’.
This will give the finished parts that stiff ‘factory feel’.
Don’t use a sponge foam like headliner, this gives the parts a puffy ‘home made’ look.

3. Use high heat contact cement, the top of a dash gets very hot, cheap glue melts and all you work goes down the drain.

Thank you,
MrMike

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