| You left a bunch of information regarding nothing I mentioned at all. I've taken apart multiple interiors; if you look at interior pics I've left, it's clear I've done plenty of interiors. Heck, if you look at my profile you'll be able to see I know what I'm talking about. Interiors are basic, that's why I said to wing it. You see a screw, you take it out. if you pull lightly on something and it doesn't come free, chances are there's another screw. If you do everything in the order it makes common sense to do, there won't be any hidden screws, barring the center console and the piece on the passenger side b/t the glove box and the door panel. So in response to your drivel: -Replacing the center console bottom fabric has to be one of the most ridiculous things to replace; unless, of course, you managed to poke holes in the original. -Of course I knew the screws were under there, hence my description in the first response. -The headlight aimer thing is just another humorous thing most of us laugh about when we see a newb post, like this post yesterday. -Lastly, not even sure how to respond. Still trying to figure out what "It wasn't that big of that brilliant of a task" means. There's nothing wrong with having the interior professionally redone. It can be quite a difficult and daunting task, and typically looks better when a pro has done it vs. saving money and doing it yourself. The easy part is taking the panels apart. And you're welcome. For nothing.
Cheers,
JBrobst, The woman with blue nuts. 
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