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A few pics from earlier projects
Painted interior pieces seal grey to match exterior. I was debating doing the vent pieces b/c of the glare, but wearing polarized shades takes care of that :cool: and it really ties the whole dash together.
[IMG]http://i44.tinypic.com/w0p24h.jpg[/IMG] The second pic is painted bumperettes and my pedro sport exhaust painted flat black. [IMG]http://i44.tinypic.com/28kisns.jpg[/IMG] AHHHh! I thought by using tinypic the images would be smaller! |
Lookin sweet!
That's looking very nice,
Did you remove the directional pieces on the side vents before painting? |
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Really nice work Shaman, looks great, and tastefully done. Can you detail what process and paint you used? I want to copy whatever you did for my seal grey S!
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Christian H: Yes, I removed the vent slats before they were painted. I just put some painter's tape on the vent when reinstalling the slats so I wouldn't scratch the finish.
carguy: I took all the pieces off and sanded, sanded, sanded. Did I mention I sanded them? I bought the paint from paintscratch.com and took them to an autobody shop. It took the shop about 2 days and it cost $250. The clear coat they used has a really nice smell, so there is zero paint smell in the cabin. It actually acted like an air freshener for the first couple weeks or so. I now have to paint the black C clip near the door pocket to match the arctic silver door handle. |
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