INTERIOR CUSTOMIZATION / PITTSBURGH
Custom automotive interiors in Pittsburgh.
Make the cabin your own.
Add a starlight headliner, refresh worn headliner fabric, or protect high-touch trim with interior paint protection film (PPF).
START YOUR PROJECT
Request your quote.
Tell us your vehicle’s year, make, and model and which interior upgrades you’re interested in.
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SERVICE OPTIONS
Three ways to upgrade your interior.
Starlight headliners
Bring a fiber-optic star field into your cabin. We’ll talk through star density, placement, and options such as shooting stars to suit your headliner.
Headliner fabric replacement
Replace sagging or worn headliner fabric, or choose a new color or texture. We’ll review samples and check the condition of the headliner backing before quoting.
Interior PPF
Add clear protection to compatible high-touch trim, such as gloss-black console panels and door accents, to help reduce fine scratches and scuffs.
EXTREME AUTO VISUALS
Plan your interior upgrade.
Tell us what you’d like to change or protect. We’ll help you choose materials and explain what the installation involves before you book.
GET A QUOTE ↗Tell us what you drive.
Send the year, make, and model, plus photos of the headliner or trim you want us to work on.
Choose your finishes.
We’ll go over fabric samples, lighting options, or which trim pieces are suitable for film, then prepare your quote.
Schedule your installation.
We’ll confirm your drop-off, estimated pickup, and care instructions for your upgrades.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Interior Customization FAQs.
Can I combine starlights with new fabric?
Yes. We can plan a fabric replacement and starlight installation together. We’ll review your headliner’s condition and the finish you want before quoting.
Can you replace a sagging headliner without adding starlights?
Yes. Headliner fabric replacement is available on its own. Send photos so we can assess the fabric and backing and discuss material options.
Where can interior PPF be installed?
Gloss-black console trim and door accents are common starting points. We’ll inspect the surface and shape of each piece before recommending coverage.
