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Interior painting
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update:
Finally finished painting all the interior pieces in flat black. Turned out really nice and goes well with the new headliner.
Still working on black visor hardware and get visors covered in headliner material.
Last edited by rhino74s; 06-16-2009 at 08:14 PM .
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looks great! but you need to redo the Cpillars, you got finger prints.
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Damn that looks good.... time for me to start ripping out the interior!
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Originally Posted by
Luc1f3r
looks great! but you need to redo the Cpillars, you got finger prints.
Good eye, Luci but they were just from dirt.
I used Duplicolor Vinyl & Fabric. I find it to hold up to abuse better than Fusion.
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Did you wet sand your trim pieces first before priming, painting and clear coating?
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The only prep work I did was wipe down the pieces with rubbing alcohol, to clean any grease or chemicals on it. I also let the pieces dry for a full day before handling them but they were dry to the touch within an hour.
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Any way you can post up a pic of the can you used? or a part number or a link?
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yep, here you go....
http://www.duplicolor.com/products/vinyl.html
I used flat black, you can get it at pretty much any auto parts store, works great. I finally got around to dying the sun visors with this stuff too. Works great and is perfect for dying our visors, you would never know they didn't come that color.
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^^^ pics??
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^^ exactly what I meant, and that looks awesome!
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Very nice looking,
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does everything just pop off??
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There are a couple screws here and there, bit for the most part yes everything pops off
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