The Official Honda S2000 Thread

Here's one. I'm editing all the other ones.
The owner did the A-Pillars, Top Center that connects the A-Pillars (what does this part called anyway?), Lower Door Panel, Rear section of Rocker panel.
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You know it. Turns out it's cold as fuck today (~35) and my car hates starting in the cold 
That's gorgeous, so dumb question, how does one have alacantra on the rocker? Is it just glued in place?

That's gorgeous, so dumb question, how does one have alacantra on the rocker? Is it just glued in place?
While it looks nice.. it's ruining OEM parts!!
Need to fix my SoS pillar too, what a waste of money. Think is warping like crazy.
Mine have 118k miles on them and are kinda scuffed anyways. And the little silver rectangle trim around the brushed 'S2000' logo is popping up from the glue anyways. Gotta do something with them!
Need to fix my SoS pillar too, what a waste of money. Think is warping like crazy.
Need to fix my SoS pillar too, what a waste of money. Think is warping like crazy.
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Well, when I had my headliner replaced the guy told me that with the heat in a car, the over the counter adhesive would not hold up long term. Might want to look into getting an air compressor and industrial grade stuff, Jin. Unless that's what you meant.
What is purpose of Alcantara on rocker panel, bro? This for styling?
Edit: nevermind. I see where it goes. Is for styling.
Idk why that would get so beat up? You mofos entering and exiting the car like Seal Team 6 or something? Be more gentle. You oafs.
Edit: nevermind. I see where it goes. Is for styling.
Idk why that would get so beat up? You mofos entering and exiting the car like Seal Team 6 or something? Be more gentle. You oafs.
And the trick is to wrap around the edges and tuck everything in, so there's little to no chance of lifting over time!

The owner told me that he will be SUPER careful now that he knows. hahhaa
I don't think I have been particularly careful for my 10 years of ownership regarding the rocker covers. They look like they did 16 years ago when they first got snapped onto the car in Suzuka.
I doubt you'll need to worry much. Plastic isn't exactly resilient to scratches. I doubt the alcantara will get beat up in that spot.
I doubt you'll need to worry much. Plastic isn't exactly resilient to scratches. I doubt the alcantara will get beat up in that spot.
I have three different adhesives for the panels that I wrap, all industrial grade ones. The strongest will literally never come off. I'll be doing my headliner on my car next week since a lot of people have been asking me about it. We will see how it goes! Most of my panels in my BRZ have been there for almost 2 years, it's still looking like new without any lifting!
And the trick is to wrap around the edges and tuck everything in, so there's little to no chance of lifting over time!
And the trick is to wrap around the edges and tuck everything in, so there's little to no chance of lifting over time!
My own prototypes have been on my car for almost two years, it wasn't done properly back when I did them since I never thought about offering this service. All panels are all 100% intact.
Highly doubt that will be an issue! Contact Cement does not come off. It just doesn't. haha
My own prototypes have been on my car for almost two years, it wasn't done properly back when I did them since I never thought about offering this service. All panels are all 100% intact.
My own prototypes have been on my car for almost two years, it wasn't done properly back when I did them since I never thought about offering this service. All panels are all 100% intact.













