So far I've got the dash and center console painted white to match the exterior, I think it looks pretty good. Eventually I might do some more pieces, also some black, I want to slowly change it over from the tan.
Thoughts? Opinions?
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05-12-2013
So far I've got the dash and center console painted white to match the exterior, I think it looks pretty good. Eventually I might do some more pieces, also some black, I want to slowly change it over from the tan.
Thoughts? Opinions?
05-12-2013
STOP with the white! Continue with black...
The painted console looks good btw!
05-12-2013
Looks like it has a nice little gloss!
Good work.
05-12-2013
Wasn't planning on any more white, that's all I wanted to do with that color.
It's got one coat of clearcoat, gives it a nice gloss without it being blinding. Thanks guys!
05-12-2013
Dude anything is better than the ugly tan.
06-08-2013
I personally like color matching the interior with the exterior, i have seen a few rides done this way so i also gave it a shot i might have gone to far, don't know yet. check mine out
06-08-2013
i had a white 99 with the tan. had it for like 8 or nine years. part of why i sold it. just got tired of it. i kinda wish i would have just swapped it with the charcoal now sometimes, though.Originally Posted by txslow6
06-08-2013
nicely done but two colors that i think go too far are red and blue. like both colors but they look like a superhero mobile in a car's interior.I personally like color matching the interior with the exterior, i have seen a few rides done this way so i also gave it a shot i might have gone to far, don't know yet. check mine out
06-09-2013
Never been a fan of a rattle-canned interior, but to each his own. Looks like it came out pretty good though.
06-09-2013
I've done my gauge pod/A, B & C pillars in black.
If you're going to use aerosol can's, black is the most acceptable IMO.
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