Nice write up, my personal preference is the electric carving knife i cant see me paying out for a Bosch foam saw any time soon.

Thanks Jim really appreciate your help i'm going to look into buying the basics

Thanks Jim (Y) im planning on starting out with just one size button and then getting different ones as and when needed for each resto, when pressing the pronged buttons will i need a specific die??

Thanks for all the in put guys I've got another 3 to do over the coming months will let you know how it goes and what my results are and what technique i used to get them.

I think that sounds great not to overly detailed but most common areas covered, you could always do a Q&A at the end.

Good luck let us know how it goes.

i had a look and it looks like it could be glued so i would have to do the same as yourself and get someone out.

thanks for the advise Jesse (Y)

Thanks Jesse i was thinking about taking the rear window because it did nt look like it was glued in.... I'm guessing if i take the centre bead out of the rubber seal i can then push the glass out?

Yeah defiantly a hot foil machine.

Over here in the UK there isn't a single organisation or association that represents trimmers in anyway, there isn't even a government recognised apprenticeship its like a forgotten trade over here.

I feel like what Naseem and Nadeem have done for the industry by making this forum is enough for the industry to grow just as long as we share information freely without being scared of what that might happen, we all need to learn from each others mistakes and triumphs which will help the industry grow faster but only if we all chip in.

Amazing work ......those seat centres though.......very original i've never seen that done before would love to know how you did the loops in them.....

Well done Naseem and Nadeem you guys have smashed it out the park with the new website and new forum you can really be proud of what you have accomplished, you do so much for the industry i hope one day i can repay you in some way.

If you ever visit my neck of the woods over in the UK let me know i will do what i can to show you around.