Fabric to metal adhesion.

Ok guys. Today I went to figure out how much I would get charged to get my interior re-done and upholstered with coach fabric, leather, and seude. They wanted a whopping $1400, and that is only through a friend who knows the guy.     Well I decided to do some research since the reason why he is charging me this much is because I don't have abs plastic pillars in my car, they are metal and part of the frame, and he said that it is harder, trickier, and more work. I guess he doesn't know that I know more about cars then he gave me credit for, as I am not played for a fool(funny me saying that when my sn is Mustangfoo haha)      Any ways I looked into the fabric online, and there are places that want $100 a yard, $69 a yard, and so on. I found a place for $45 a yard which isn't too bad, yet it still is on the more expensive side. Anyways to my question. If I were to buy the material, do you guys think that if I get the painted metal pillars and all that I want to cover up. Will I be able to use upholstery spray glue from 3M to get the material to stick? I know this spray well, and it is a heck of a spray for mdf boxes and carpet on them, but I am not too sure about the metal part. The metal could heat up and cause the glue to start un-sticking, and this is the reason for me asking. I don't want to go order the material only to find out that it will still be costly to go this route.      I feel confident enough in my upholstering abilities to tackle the project of doing my pillars, headliner and what not, but not my seats! lol Those I will save for the upholsterer to do as he has the skill and tools that I do not hold.      If anybody can shed some light on this subject, I would greatly appreciate it!!         Thanks guys, as you never fail to let me down!!!!

can anyone help me out please?

im thinking it would be safe to say that contact cement would work perfectly. I used it yesterday to apply sheet metal to MDF. Works like a champ.

you know, w/ suede you can't use anytyhing thats 'runny' otherwise it'll mat the suede. it'll need to be a putty, and as such, and ironically, i'd suggest jB stick. lol. its what i would try to keep from mkaing the glue points on the suede have a different texture on teh 'presentation' side. just a thought. not saying i've done it, but its what i'd try.