Finished Painting Interior
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Dashboard

Center console from rear seat

Ash tray

All door 4 door hands are like that

Center console (top view)

Center Console (driver side view)

Took me about a week to do this doing about one to two pieces aday, all together it was about an afternoon

Center console from rear seat

Ash tray

All door 4 door hands are like that

Center console (top view)

Center Console (driver side view)

Took me about a week to do this doing about one to two pieces aday, all together it was about an afternoon
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Wow. It looks good. I think you did a good job of selecting pieces to paint versus original color, there is a great contrast.
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I wasn't trying to over do it but I wanted it to feel like a new car! Thanks for the compliment!
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Rule number 1 for posting pictures.
Tell Zasder how you got the paint to stick so nicly to plastic, what paint you used, and any other steps taken to complete this.
Tell Zasder how you got the paint to stick so nicly to plastic, what paint you used, and any other steps taken to complete this.
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looks good
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Alright all I did for prep was 1.) Rinse off piece to get rid of all dust 2.) Used Ultra Concentrated Dawn Plus on a sponge to was part 3.) Dried off with a towel 4.) Sprayed series of thin coats of paint until there was no grey (or whatever the color of my interior is) to be seen through the paint. That's all i did no sanding or primeing. I really want to put a clear coat on because this paint seems like it will peel off easily.
As for paint I used Dupli-Color Fabric and Vinyl paint, Don't buy the prep spray because it leaves a oily residue on the parts
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...0/IMG00032.jpg
As for paint I used Dupli-Color Fabric and Vinyl paint, Don't buy the prep spray because it leaves a oily residue on the parts
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...0/IMG00032.jpg
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Nice!
Where did you get the paint? Any autopart store?
Where did you get the paint? Any autopart store?
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yea in michigan we have murray's, among advance auto and auto zone, and they had a wide selection of colors like 5 or 6 differnet colors to choose from. i did all of my parts with three cans of red and one of silver.
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I am in the process of doing some accent painting such asall speaker grills, defrost vent, grill, and lower front valance. I took Eurogold's advice and went with Krylon Fusion semi-gloss black. This paint works awesome with all of the parts that I have done. Just wash with dish detergent or rubbing alcohol, sand with some sandpaper (300-500) to scuff a little and paint in thin layers. Seems to work great. Will get some pics on here sometime soon. Drew, did you have to take the dash off to do the airbag or glove box or did you just tape and paint?
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