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A restoration project for a classic car can take weeks, sometimes months or years in the making.  It can cost thousands of dollars and take hundreds of hours of labor.  But, when it comes to custom upholstery,  many car owners are more than willing to spend the money for a classic car renovation, but  they often forget about the inside of the car.  In fact, the custom upholstery is often the most forgotten about part of the entire car.

Custom cars tend to be passenger vehicles that have been altered. Alterations my include replacing the engine, changing the style by adding new paint jobs or wraps, or to changing a comfort feature in the car.  While a standard car can be customized,  customizations can also be done on a street rod, hot rod, or any number of other vehicles.

Metal finishing and getting rid of rust can seem like an easy job, but this actually takes a lot of hard work, long hours, and you need to be able to make certain unbiased decisions for the truck if it comes down to it.