Dash trim replacements
03-30-2006, 11:39 PM
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Dash trim replacements
Hello,
I tried searching through the forums, but I am only coming up with carbon fiber, wood, or aluminum trim overlays. What I want are replacements, not overlays, and not in any of those finishes. Specifically I am looking to replace the gauge frame, AC and defrost vents, glove box handle, door handle/tweeter frame, switch frame on left hand side of the dash by the steering wheel, and the powerwindow/lock frame with parts that match the trim of the sides of the center console. Any help in this matter is appreciated.
I tried searching through the forums, but I am only coming up with carbon fiber, wood, or aluminum trim overlays. What I want are replacements, not overlays, and not in any of those finishes. Specifically I am looking to replace the gauge frame, AC and defrost vents, glove box handle, door handle/tweeter frame, switch frame on left hand side of the dash by the steering wheel, and the powerwindow/lock frame with parts that match the trim of the sides of the center console. Any help in this matter is appreciated.
03-31-2006, 01:37 AM
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Ahh I see. Thanks for the response. Well then I guess I have no choice but to use overlays. Anyone know where I can find overlays that match the sides of the center console for the areas stated in my first post?
03-31-2006, 01:43 AM
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03-31-2006, 01:44 AM
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or this, but u mite wanan ask for pics first, cuz its ebay 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SCION...15568776QQrdZ1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SCION...15568776QQrdZ1
03-31-2006, 03:05 PM
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it is infact exterior or auto paint. same thing you woudl put on the outside of your car.
prep was a piece of cake. all i did was tear out the pieces i wanted to paint, then i scuffed them with a red scotch brite.
if you plan on using auto paint for them....make sure you clean them VERY VERY good. if not you will get some crators and such in the paint. plastic cleaner works the best.
as for durability...its just as durable as the exterior of your car. i've had it in there for about six months, i still dont have any scratches or dings in it.
prep was a piece of cake. all i did was tear out the pieces i wanted to paint, then i scuffed them with a red scotch brite.
if you plan on using auto paint for them....make sure you clean them VERY VERY good. if not you will get some crators and such in the paint. plastic cleaner works the best.
as for durability...its just as durable as the exterior of your car. i've had it in there for about six months, i still dont have any scratches or dings in it.
04-01-2006, 03:18 AM
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Also, if you don't feel comfortable painting your own pieces, a body shop will probably spray the lot for about $50.00.
Not trying to question anyone's ability, I just know I would freak out and mess something up.
Not trying to question anyone's ability, I just know I would freak out and mess something up.
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