Thread: boring friday... so lets paint my dash UPDATE

i like it, and thats all that matters

definatly do the ash tray ... it looks weird gray and the upper bezel red

that will wait for a couple of days, i ****in hate paint right now, lol

*sigh* and gtpinsc PLEASE do not ruin your car by doing this.....MAYBE the dash and lower trim piece but preferably not at all.....looks completely riced out.....if your gonna do it you gotta go to walmart and get the limited edition emblem and turbo emblem

AND WHY THE FUKK IS THERE A BOOSTER SEAT IN THE FRONT....?

cause shes old enough to sit in front in her booster?
thats why

Originally Posted by BoostJunki3

*sigh* and gtpinsc PLEASE do not ruin your car by doing this.....MAYBE the dash and lower trim piece but preferably not at all.....looks completely riced out.....if your gonna do it you gotta go to walmart and get the limited edition emblem and turbo emblem

have to disagree paint work in the interior doesn't always look Riced out. esp if done right.

if paint is done correctly and doesnt look all ****ed up i dont think its rice.

thx guys for the backup let the haters be my insperation

Originally Posted by beckys2000gt

thx guys for the backup let the haters be my inspiration

fixed.

Originally Posted by beckys2000gt

cause shes old enough to sit in front in her booster?
thats why

meets weight requirements....from my recollection booster/carseats in the front seat is illegal and dangerous esp since these cars have no pass air bag off feature....if she still requires a booster that air big is gonna kill her...

The answer in almost every case is not until he's at least 13 — and passenger safety organizations such as SafetyBeltSafe U.S.A. recommend going even further and keeping your child in the backseat until he's ready to drive himself.

Why? Because riding in the front seat simply isn't as safe as riding in the back. Buckling a child into the backseat instead of the front reduces by a third his risk of death in a collision. In a head-on crash (the most common — and deadly — type of collision), a child in the front seat can be thrown into your car's dashboard or through the windshield. Even if he's properly buckled in, he's at much greater risk for being harmed by objects intruding into the car in the front than in the back.

What's more, in cars with passenger air bags (which includes most newer models), the air bags deploy with such force that they can cause severe head and neck injuries to a child. Nationwide, more than a hundred children have been killed by air bags in recent years, and many of these deaths were in slow-speed collisions that should have been minor.

i hope shes 13.

Originally Posted by Biohazed

have to disagree paint work in the interior doesn't always look Riced out. esp if done right.

this is tastefully done man like i said if the dash and lower trim are done tastefully it looks ok. just with all the other shyt done it looks tacky, between that and the wires everywhere it look like a 16 yr old got a hold of a civic, but yours looks tastefull because its a satin look and its not all obnoxious, you didnt paint every piece of paintable plastic in the car....just sayin, paint away if people like it i just think it looks over done and tacky as fukk.

im not gonna sit here and argue over stupid shyt, here is the pa law, end of story!

Pennsylvania state law requires that children under age 4 ride in a federally approved car seat ot booster that is appropriate for the child's age, height and weight. Children ages 4 to 8 must use a booster seat if they are no longer in a car seat. Pennsylvania law further requires that children ages 8 to 18 use a seatbelt whenever they are in a vehicle, regardless of seating position.

Originally Posted by beckys2000gt

im not gonna sit here and argue over stupid shyt, here is the pa law, end of story!

Pennsylvania state law requires that children under age 4 ride in a federally approved car seat ot booster that is appropriate for the child's age, height and weight. Children ages 4 to 8 must use a booster seat if they are no longer in a car seat. Pennsylvania law further requires that children ages 8 to 18 use a seatbelt whenever they are in a vehicle, regardless of seating position.

thats fine do what you want im not arguing with you i was just concerned with the well being of your kid. my bad. some people learn the hardway and im not gonna be one of those people.

so question..... you have a pick up truck, reg cab, front airbags, no side airbags.. does that mean you will never anywhere with your child? im just curious

i was just gonna say child seat in the front. but in your defense the seat it pretty far back.

Originally Posted by beckys2000gt

so question..... you have a pick up truck, reg cab, front airbags, no side airbags.. does that mean you will never anywhere with your child? im just curious

i wouldnt fukkin buy one in the first place, and if i had one and had a kid i would get a diff car, common sense......ive never seen a reg cap truck with carseat in the front, i didnt know people were this stupid.

yea im not so sure about the console lid yet...... its back out till i know what im gonna do