top of page

Search Results

Search results for "glove box cover"

8 results found for "glove box cover"

  • Night Runs, Billet Metal, and Pure Glass: Why Cab Lighting Matters

    Too many classic rigs and hardworking daily pullers are stuck riding around with yellowed lens covers detail across the rest of your cab interior: Bring out the detail and shine on your dash with a custom glove box cover.

  • How to Care for Custom Leather, Wood & Polished Aluminum Truck Interiors

    You’ve invested time and money customizing your cab, transforming a factory box into a show-quality workspace Over time, UV radiation bakes out natural oils, causing leather and vinyl to harden, fade, and crack Clean Before You Condition: Never apply conditioner over dirty leather or vinyl. Protect the Stitching: Dirt builds up in thread channels, weakening stitching over time. Allowing dust to build up in electrical switches can compromise contact quality over time.

  • Eyes on the Road: Custom Dash Panels, Toggle Switches & Chrome Accents

    dash pieces are notorious for cracking, warping from sun exposure, and developing annoying squeaks over Stock plastic toggle covers feel cheap and are easy to miss when you’re focused on the road ahead. Grip & Feel: Ergonomic knurled or polished designs give you a confident grip even when wearing work gloves A/C Vent & Speaker Trim: Small accent pieces around your air vents, glove box, and CB tray tie the color

  • Small Upgrades, Big Impact: Essential Custom Cab Accessories for Peterbilt & Kenworth Trucks

    Premium Trim Wraps: Covering worn-out factory plastic surfaces with high-grade stitched vinyl. Perfect For: Drivers who love the physical art of driving and want a bold, high-visibility statement Step 2: Perform a Dry Fit Always position your new steering column cover, shift plates, or brackets over As it cools, it shrinks slightly, forming a flawless, glove-like bond over your factory panels. This ensures that constant interstate vibrations won't back your hardware out over time.

  • A Custom Sleeper Build: Designing Your Ultimate Home on the Road

    Upgrades The visual and physical foundation of any high-end custom interior is the wall and ceiling covering steps to ensure a flawless, long-lasting build: Step 1: Strip It Completely Bare Don't try to build over Step 4: Secure Heavy Components to the Frame When mounting heavy custom cabinets, battery boxes, or refrigerator

  • Sleeper Berth Comfort: Custom Cabinets, Noise Reduction & Storage Hacks

    cabinetry, smart appliance integrations, and commercial-grade noise insulation turns a basic factory box Closed-Cell Thermal Barriers: Layering thermal foam over sound deadening keeps your cab cooler in scorching

  • Brighten Your Rig: How to Upgrade Your Custom Interior Lighting

    completely synchronized, seamless lighting layout that looks like a high-end custom option right out of the box

  • Behind the Build: Fabricating "A Classy Farm Truck" Featured in 10-4 Magazine

    They spend their lives covered in field dust, held together by nothing but stubbornness and whatever If you want to see how it all came together, check out the full photo spread and story over at 10-4 Magazine

bottom of page