This is a blog of the work that I myself Colin Rouse Auto Trim has done . I can undertake all types of auto trimming from small repairs to complete re trims of all types of classic cars, motorhomes, boats and any other type of car or van. I hope you like the pictures and info .My telephone number is : 07794968914
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Wednesday, 26 October 2022
1962 CANTERBURY CONVERSION SPLITIY
BAY WINDOW DEVON POPTOP............
full width rock and roll bed
This shows the foams all cut to shape and fitted to frame to make sure all is ok.
Next we shape the foams and mark out the design for the leather. once happy with this I cut the leather....
The leather all cut and ready to be sewn, each panel is marked and sewn to each other to make the cover complete...... like a giant jigsaw puzzle.
All done as if by magic much care and time is needed to get the end result that makes the look I was looking for.
YELLOW & WHITE BAY WINDOW HEAD LINING..............
1962 SPLIT SCREEN MIDDLE BENCH SEAT
These are some photos showing the process of striping down Mikes bench seat, then cleaning the frame, painting, cutting the cover and the process to the finished item. I hope you like the photos and I'm now onto the next project keep a look out for the next blog.


This is the final picture showing the bench seat in the van. I think the final look of the van looks great hope you like.
please contact me on : tel : 07794978914
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thanks Colin
MIKES POPTOP IN MORE DETAIL...........
Laying out the old pop top fabric as patterns for the new one to be cut from, great care and attention at this stage check and double check.
Just a close up of the markings that I use"x" marks the panels matching and the line to line up by.........
Well this is the pop top ready for the new canvas to go on........a good scrub and looking new inside, the top has a fresh layer of paint.
Putting the canvas in place ready for fitting, the rivets used are extra long to allow for the aluminium strip which is the main tension spreader and keeps all in place.
There all fixed, all that needs to be done is trimming the excess canvas of and sealing to stop any water leaking in,.




























