Press of Atlantic City recently published a profile of Custom Auto & Upholstery Center, a Pleasantville, N.J. shop that's been in the business for decades and maintains a pretty positive outlook on the industry's state of affairs. The article is interesting, not just because it allows us to peer into a another trimmer's shop, but because it provides some interesting … [Read more...] about Shop Profile: Auto & Upholstery Center
Shop Profiles
Shop Profile: JS Custom Interiors
In Just 10 years, JS Custom Interiors of Salt Lake City, UT has transformed itself from a part-time gig based in shop owner Justin Stephens’ garage to one of the country’s premier custom hot rod interior shops — winning many of the industry’s most prestigious awards and featured in countless magazines. … [Read more...] about Shop Profile: JS Custom Interiors
Meet the Team Behind 4H-Customs
If you read one article today, make sure it’s the inspirational story of how Justin and Siana Henzel of Destin, FL overcame the hardest of obstacles to open 4H-Customs Upholstery and provide for their four children. … [Read more...] about Meet the Team Behind 4H-Customs
Shop Profile: Bare Bones Leather
Easily the most artistic form of upholstery, leather tooling is a craft few trimmers have attempted – let alone mastered. Still, it has become a staple in the motorcycle industry, with custom-tooled seats and matching bags in high demand. Among the most distinguished shops doing custom tooling is Bare Bones Leather in Bethlehem, GA, where owner Curt Green uses an arsenal of … [Read more...] about Shop Profile: Bare Bones Leather
Distinctive Industries takes on 1968 Impala
Over the last couple months, Lowrider Magazine has been documenting the complete restoration of a 1968 Chevrolet Impala SS dubbed "Project FearleSS." Their most recent stop on the journey took them to Distinctive Industries in Santa Fe Springs, CA, where trimmers, under the leadership of Research & Development Specialist Fernando Rodriguez, got to work on the … [Read more...] about Distinctive Industries takes on 1968 Impala
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