Been Bored On Spring Break...Interior and Power :P
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I screwed up a tiny bit so I will be re-doing it...I was wondering do you guys like the color or is it too much?
If so I think I may go with just a glossy black next time...As I wasn't patient and smudged it where you connect them together *sigh*


Vroom Vroom baby this thing has a nice prr
...Put it on myself as well haha I am so handy man status.
Some guy in a auto tc with an exhaust and injen intake (as indicated on his windows) tried to race me...I was also wondering manuals are faster than autos right? Cause I spanked him pretty decently...
If so I think I may go with just a glossy black next time...As I wasn't patient and smudged it where you connect them together *sigh*


Vroom Vroom baby this thing has a nice prr
...Put it on myself as well haha I am so handy man status.Some guy in a auto tc with an exhaust and injen intake (as indicated on his windows) tried to race me...I was also wondering manuals are faster than autos right? Cause I spanked him pretty decently...
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Originally Posted by oppie1
looks great man.. i was thinking of doing something like that on my FM. you should paint the passanger and driver side vents too... other then that it looks fantastic
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Originally Posted by Need4Bass05
I dont think its too much looks good. I plan on doin that to mine this summer. You have any close up pics to see how the paint turned out?
I am really **** about painting and seeing as I got a little bit of a smudge mark near the part where the shifting part and the center console is I will not show it or else I will get all paranoid haha
...only cost 10 bucks too...
and once it dries...(MAKE SURE YOU WAIT a day)...Its as hard as a rock and glossy....
Just don't be ignorant like me...
and make sure you sand with 320 grit
Originally Posted by Ty_Max
Originally Posted by Need4Bass05
I dont think its too much looks good. I plan on doin that to mine this summer. You have any close up pics to see how the paint turned out?
I am really **** about painting and seeing as I got a little bit of a smudge mark near the part where the shifting part and the center console is I will not show it or else I will get all paranoid haha
...only cost 10 bucks too...
and once it dries...(MAKE SURE YOU WAIT a day)...Its as hard as a rock and glossy....
Just don't be ignorant like me...
and make sure you sand with 320 grit
But yea as you said never rush paint. If you're patient it should come out good.
Good luck and let me know if you need any other help with it to get the professional shine like I do with my work..
JOE
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Originally Posted by mbaledge
Looks great ty!
I'm going to be doing my NBM soon. What is that on the steering wheel?
I figured Id try it out...It sticks and stay nice...except gets dirty once you instantly touch it...not because of the paint but because it is of course white haha.
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Originally Posted by Ty_Max
Originally Posted by Need4Bass05
I dont think its too much looks good. I plan on doin that to mine this summer. You have any close up pics to see how the paint turned out?
I am really **** about painting and seeing as I got a little bit of a smudge mark near the part where the shifting part and the center console is I will not show it or else I will get all paranoid haha
...only cost 10 bucks too...
and once it dries...(MAKE SURE YOU WAIT a day)...Its as hard as a rock and glossy....
Just don't be ignorant like me...
and make sure you sand with 320 grit
But yea as you said never rush paint. If you're patient it should come out good.
Good luck and let me know if you need any other help with it to get the professional shine like I do with my work..
JOE
Thanks much for the info probably good I didnt do that yet...
I was actually wondering what grit would be better if I had already painted it and wanted to re-paint it to get those messed up parts done well.
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