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Painted interior parts/ next is carpet, anyone done this?
So Ive just finished painting my dash/ and adding a new fiberglass center console with 2 10" L7 Kickers. Still haven't cut the holes and the cubby hole out yet of the box but I'm waiting for the vinyl to come in So I can cover it!
Basically I'm wanting to now paint all my interior carper black and red. And my seats too. Has anyone ever done this before? Here are some pictures of how my interior sits at the moment! ![]() ![]() ![]()
Last edited by irishluck; 06-08-2012 at 07:32 AM. Reason: Misspelled Words |
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Looks Good! I will be copying somewhat of your dash for my truck i like the looks of that. As far as carpet... I'd go ahead and just buy new carpet...for 2-300 you can buy all new red or black carpet and you would probably spend that much buying the uphoulstery dye/paint. as far as painting/dye seats I dont think thats a good idea at all.... I would buy the Katskinz leather recovering (under $1,000 if i remember right) that way you wont ever have it bleed or wear off. |
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Painted the floor mat and after it dried for a day, i ran my hand across is pretty roughly, used my feet, kicked it around, scratched it and all but seems to hold up quite well! Nothing came off it off, didn't peal or flake. Going to give it a few test runs But seems to be holding up. Can buy some paint for about $50. Idk, im going to think about it a little more. If your going to paint your dash like I did, TAKE YOUR TIME! When it comes to the dash pieces, its all prep. The painting is the easy part! I took a whole day sanding the gauge pillar and 2 days with the top dash piece. I wanted it to look nice and smooth! Used bully dog adhesion promoter, then the paint and clear coat, wet sanded the clear coat and the used a buffer and some polish making it shine! |
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I dont think I will actually spend that much time with the Prep on the pieces. I have seen a local shop do quite a fair amount of this type of work and they simply degrease the pieces very well, then use poly prep in a can.
They have done quite a few vehicles like this and seems to last for years. |
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Either way looks great. Just make sure to get a good grease remover to clean it off and the an adhesion promoter ( This allies the paint to bend with the painted plastic piece, otherwise it will flake over time!) |
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