Changing Interior From Tan to Black I have been thinking about doing this for a while, I hate the tan and black combo on the interior of my car. Now that I have decided on this, how exactly do I go about finding the same black color to match my dash? As far as the actual painting, do I have to prime them or do any prep work? Can I just start spraying and lay a couple clear coats over that? I'm just trying to get as much info as I can to avoid trashing my car, any experience or pics are appreciated.... Thanks. |
Anybody? |
just spend the money and buy new panals out of a car thats already got a black int. I went with the paint route and it was horrid after a few months... You need to buy; Door Panals Carpet Head Liner Sun Visors Seat Belts Seats you can either buy, or paint the following; Sail panals Rocker's Rear hatch panals Hatch Trim Dome Light... Heres What I started with http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...44_75_full.jpg http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...44_76_full.jpg Heres what it is now... http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...puds/Done3.jpg http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...puds/Done5.jpg |
I know I have to buy the carpet and headliner and all that stuff, but what was so bad about painting the panels? And how did you go about painting them, did you put on a clear coat? |
I used Krylon Fusion paint for plastics. It doesn't require a primer, and no clear coat. The paint looked great at first, although it was too glossy for my likes. But after a few months of daily driving, partying, and hauling people around, they all looked like shit, scratched ect, and no amount of clear coat is going to protect them. I just found the ebony panels and swapped em out, did it the right way.. |
interior i did the same thing with a friend of mine but in kinda of reverse two one effect...i painted it all about a year ago and it still looks great today |
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