Opinions on interior please
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Hello all,
I'm thinking of having the Cerb re-sprayed in Lamborghini orange (I think it's pearl mica).
As such the green bits in the interior are unlikely to 'go' with the exterior, what are peoples thoughts? I'm thinking get the green bits re-trimmed in black?
Any ideas on the cost of this sort of re-trim?

I'm thinking of having the Cerb re-sprayed in Lamborghini orange (I think it's pearl mica).
As such the green bits in the interior are unlikely to 'go' with the exterior, what are peoples thoughts? I'm thinking get the green bits re-trimmed in black?
Any ideas on the cost of this sort of re-trim?

Duke Thrust said:
Hello all,
I'm thinking of having the Cerb re-sprayed in Lamborghini orange (I think it's pearl mica).
As such the green bits in the interior are unlikely to 'go' with the exterior, what are peoples thoughts? I'm thinking get the green bits re-trimmed in black?
Any ideas on the cost of this sort of re-trim?

Dunno I think the green might be ok you know, I've seen green with that colour somewhere. I'm thinking of having the Cerb re-sprayed in Lamborghini orange (I think it's pearl mica).
As such the green bits in the interior are unlikely to 'go' with the exterior, what are peoples thoughts? I'm thinking get the green bits re-trimmed in black?
Any ideas on the cost of this sort of re-trim?

I guess the ideal would be to change the green for orange

edited to add a quick Photoshop addition of Orange leather

Edited by V8 GRF on Wednesday 19th September 11:39
Black interiors do need some contrast, mines all black leather with orange alcantara (sp!) and orange stitching and i think it looks spot-on against the arancio paint.
With the Cerb, and without going to the cost of a full re-trim, I'd change all the green for black, and replace those tired looking carpets with black too. Black looks good against the magnolia, and will help to darken the interior down to contrast with the orange. Oh and save up a little to get the wheel done in anthracite too
Paul
With the Cerb, and without going to the cost of a full re-trim, I'd change all the green for black, and replace those tired looking carpets with black too. Black looks good against the magnolia, and will help to darken the interior down to contrast with the orange. Oh and save up a little to get the wheel done in anthracite too
Paul
The Surveyor said:
Black interiors do need some contrast, mines all black leather with orange alcantara (sp!) and orange stitching and i think it looks spot-on against the arancio paint.
With the Cerb, and without going to the cost of a full re-trim, I'd change all the green for black, and replace those tired looking carpets with black too. Black looks good against the magnolia, and will help to darken the interior down to contrast with the orange. Oh and save up a little to get the wheel done in anthracite too
Paul
I think that's the way to go - in the Cerb I think that all black can make the interior seem a little claustrophobic, the magnolia gives it a lot of light and the feeling of space.With the Cerb, and without going to the cost of a full re-trim, I'd change all the green for black, and replace those tired looking carpets with black too. Black looks good against the magnolia, and will help to darken the interior down to contrast with the orange. Oh and save up a little to get the wheel done in anthracite too
Paul
The carpets are in pretty good shape - the lighting on the photo makes them seem more than a touch grubby.
Waaay ahead of you with the wheels

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and yes mine is too,would not have it thru choice though,why dont you get your Chim painted and see how you feel,even if you just get the green bits done in Black after its no big deal