Automotive Interior Vinyl
Softside Vinyl - Pegasus
From $19.40
per Yard
Softside Vinyl - Polaris
From $19.40
per Yard
Softside Vinyl - Reflex MQ
From $26.45
per Yard
Softside Vinyl - Ruffino
From $18.30
per yard
Softside Vinyl - Sierra
From $18.30
per Yard
Softside Vinyl - Soho - Charcoal Black (Part #SOH-7525)
From $18.30
per yard
Softside Vinyl - Wallaby
From $18.30
per Yard
Softside Vinyl - Zander
From $20.50
per Yard
Automotive Interior Vinyl
There are many varieties of vinyl that can be used for upholstering the interior of your car, truck, van, or RV. From nearly untextured plain vinyls to vinyls that mimic materials like carbon fiber and leather, to exotic textured vinyls, the spectrum of vinyl available is wide and diverse.
Benefits of Vinyl for Car Interiors
Vinyl fabrics and materials are a great choice for car interiors and upholstery projects. Vinyl offers many benefits that leather and other fabrics cannot. These factors should be taken into consideration when you are planning an interior project for a car, truck, van, or RV.
Some of the benefits of vinyl are the following:
- Affordability: Vinyl is extremely cost-effective and costs as little as $7.00 per yard, while leather and alcantara materials can cost hundreds of dollars per yard. Very high-quality vinyls may only cost $19 or $20 per yard, making vinyl a great choice for interior projects. Many vinyl materials imitate leather so closely that you would not be able to tell the difference!
- Durability: Vinyl is exceptionally durable and can withstand daily wear and tear. Many automotive vinyls are scratch-resistant and stain-resistant, which other, more porous fabrics cannot compete with. Vinyl is UV-resistant and able to handle the hottest and coldest temperatures, and will maintain its strength and durability. Automotive vinyl is strong enough to be used on the most abused interior components like seats, door panels, and more. Since vinyl resists water and spills, it is also quite mold and mildew-resistant!
- Maintenance: Vinyl automotive materials are quite easy to clean and care for, making maintenance extremely easy. A gentle interior cleaner or mild soap can tackle most dirt and grime, and unlike leather, it does not require any conditioning products to maintain its appearance and feel.
- Large Variety: We carry many types of vinyl that come in many patterns, colors, and textures. Vinyl comes in standard lengths and widths, unlike leather, while also being more consistent in quality. Automotive vinyl can mimic many textures, including buffalo, carbon fiber, corinthian leather, and even distressed. Our vinyl fabrics come in many colors, including the following.
- Black
- White
- Gray
- Red
- Orange
- Blue
- Tan
- Saddle
- Green
- Yellow
- Pink
- Purple
Applications & Uses of Automotive Vinyl
Vinyl is a highly versatile automotive material that can be used on various interior components for cars, trucks, vans, RVs, and other vehicles. Vinyl is a good choice for the following parts of any interior.
- Seats: Covering seats in a durable and comfortable automotive vinyl is a great way to get the look and feel you want without the high costs of leather. Vinyl is soft and feels like leather, so you get the best of both worlds. With so many textures and patterns of vinyl available, you can achieve the style you are looking for.
- Dashboards: Covering a dashboard in high-quality vinyl is a great way to complete any project and add a finishing touch to your projects. Vinyl dashboards are UV-resistant, easy to maintain, and easy to install.
- Door Panels: Wrapping door panels in vinyl can add style, depth, and sophistication to your project while also being easy to use.
- Center Consoles: Create a sleek and cohesive look in your car, truck, RV, or van by covering your center console in a matching automotive vinyl. A wrapped center console will tie your entire project together and can help make your project look more complete.
- Headliners: Using vinyl as a material for your headliner is superior to many other fabrics, as they can sag and fall apart more easily, while vinyl is much more durable.
- Trunk Panels: If you have a custom vehicle and want the ultimate look for your trunk space, then look no further than high-quality vinyl. Wrapping trunk panels and subwoofer enclosures in a matching vinyl will create a cohesive look throughout the vehicle.
What Else Do You Need When You Order Interior Vinyl
Before ordering your vinyl interior materials, determine the quantity of material needed and identify the necessary tools and accessories to complete the project. We always recommend adding at least 10% to your material needs for waste caused by cuts and mistakes that may happen. If you are laying the material in a certain format or pattern, you may need up to 20% more for your project. If you need adhesives, thread, screws, and other fasteners, check out our large selection to ensure you have everything you need to get your project done.