1968 Porsche Interior Restoration in 8 Minutes!! 

Thanks Thomas!!

Thanks Brian!! 🤟🏼

Good luck ✊🏼 let me know if you have any questions along the way, thanks for watching!!

Thanks Becky!! 😁✊🏼

Take lots of photos and videos so you can look back on any fitment questions and bag/label. Don’t buy any drill bit style wire brush attachments, only get grinder attachments since the OEM glue/sound deadening is tough and messy. I researched most the stuff I used since others used it on resto projects as well. A good rust prevention coating goes a long way and make sure you take your time with all the prep before you prime and coat it. If you are re-using the old carpets, removing the old glue with a wire brush is the best way but will take lots of effort - this is why most just buy new carpet kits, which are expensive. I would also send out the seats to get completely redone if the cost was decent. Not much I would do different and most of the products were proven to work decent before me. Let me know if you have any other questions! Good luck ✊🏼

I used a seam sealer for all the new panel seams, then I used a rust prohibitor on the new replacement steel. I spray painted the bottom exterior with undercoating to protect it from the environment and years of future use. Once the whole new pan was coated, I applied sound deadening (aluminum color) before putting carpet padding on top of that. I wanted to make sure it would last a while and be a little better than factory. Hope this helps! Thanks

Maybe we can work something out 😄

@@SuperishMario how much for mine? Haha 83 911 targa

Appreciate the honesty. Any suggestion for other types of music for the time lapse?

@@SuperishMario: You're welcome, - and just the sound of the tools, - NO music !

@@Mr.-Wint I have done that in past videos, but with the nature of this one - it would sound pretty messy with everything sped up. Check out the original in depth videos, those should have better sound. Thanks for the suggestion - will keep in mind!