DIY: Custom Black Sun Visors
04-06-2008, 10:21 PM
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Yeah does anyone have any HQ pics of this? It just seems like some pics the final job looks great, others make me question doing it.
Also, I didn't seem to notice anyone answering, does the headliner smudge or rub off if you brush against it? Thanks for the help guys...
Also, I didn't seem to notice anyone answering, does the headliner smudge or rub off if you brush against it? Thanks for the help guys...
04-07-2008, 03:57 AM
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good work.. i actually did this to my 240sx using the same paint from what I remember, the results were amazing, it looked like thats the way it came from factory.
06-17-2008, 04:42 AM
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My main concern about this was the smell of spray paint and since someone already addressed that i was wondering if you could dye the fabrics instead of spray painting them, the color would come out alot smoother and there would be no problem with the warning label or the mirror. just a thought =).
PS very nice write up, i woulda never even though of the dye idea if it wasnt for this thread. nice results too.
PS very nice write up, i woulda never even though of the dye idea if it wasnt for this thread. nice results too.
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Blackout Headliner
I got tired of the two-tone colors and decided to paint it flat black.
Taking off the headliner wasn't so bad - putting it back on was a huge pain in the butt!
It's not perfect, but I love it. I aired it out for a day - and after 4 days the paint smell's pretty much gone.
Taking off the headliner wasn't so bad - putting it back on was a huge pain in the butt!
It's not perfect, but I love it. I aired it out for a day - and after 4 days the paint smell's pretty much gone.
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Hmm.
The last set of pics look good. FLAT black trim spray is def a necessity for the pastic pieces, not gloss.. stands out like a sore thumb otherwise.
letting it sit outside in direct sunlight during the day would be key. it needs to outgas.. and the longer its not hit w heat and UV, the longer it will outgas in your car.. Id reccomend hangin it w a hook thru a few of those visor holes so dirt has less chance of gathering from wind.
Aisde from all that.. I was just in fer pics.. and the last few pics almost sold me.....but now Im thinking Im just going to wrap the pastics in DiNOC dry carbon film i have laying around since ive gotten pretty good at that.....and have the visors and headliner professionaly upholstered in all black suede when my sunroof goes in this summer.
(Ill be doing the dash and parts of door panels myself when they are actually ready to be installed.. carbon fiber door panels= bigger PITA than anythng ive ever done to my car. )
The last set of pics look good. FLAT black trim spray is def a necessity for the pastic pieces, not gloss.. stands out like a sore thumb otherwise.
letting it sit outside in direct sunlight during the day would be key. it needs to outgas.. and the longer its not hit w heat and UV, the longer it will outgas in your car.. Id reccomend hangin it w a hook thru a few of those visor holes so dirt has less chance of gathering from wind.
Aisde from all that.. I was just in fer pics.. and the last few pics almost sold me.....but now Im thinking Im just going to wrap the pastics in DiNOC dry carbon film i have laying around since ive gotten pretty good at that.....and have the visors and headliner professionaly upholstered in all black suede when my sunroof goes in this summer.
(Ill be doing the dash and parts of door panels myself when they are actually ready to be installed.. carbon fiber door panels= bigger PITA than anythng ive ever done to my car. )
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Thanks man! I figured if I didn't like it, I could just wrap the headliner & redo the visors; but it looks really clean.
Flat black was definitely the way to go. & I painted all the pieces at night (first time taking out the headliner & I didn't start till the evening). Everything was dry by morning - I hooked the visors on a wire hanger & pulled them off to air out in the sun.
If I knew how to wrap my plastics I would definitely give it a shot. I really wanted to wrap my headliner in suede - but I'll save that for summer.
Hmm.
The last set of pics look good. FLAT black trim spray is def a necessity for the pastic pieces, not gloss.. stands out like a sore thumb otherwise.
letting it sit outside in direct sunlight during the day would be key. it needs to outgas.. and the longer its not hit w heat and UV, the longer it will outgas in your car.. Id reccomend hangin it w a hook thru a few of those visor holes so dirt has less chance of gathering from wind.
Aisde from all that.. I was just in fer pics.. and the last few pics almost sold me.....but now Im thinking Im just going to wrap the pastics in DiNOC dry carbon film i have laying around since ive gotten pretty good at that.....and have the visors and headliner professionaly upholstered in all black suede when my sunroof goes in this summer.
(Ill be doing the dash and parts of door panels myself when they are actually ready to be installed.. carbon fiber door panels= bigger PITA than anythng ive ever done to my car. )
The last set of pics look good. FLAT black trim spray is def a necessity for the pastic pieces, not gloss.. stands out like a sore thumb otherwise.
letting it sit outside in direct sunlight during the day would be key. it needs to outgas.. and the longer its not hit w heat and UV, the longer it will outgas in your car.. Id reccomend hangin it w a hook thru a few of those visor holes so dirt has less chance of gathering from wind.
Aisde from all that.. I was just in fer pics.. and the last few pics almost sold me.....but now Im thinking Im just going to wrap the pastics in DiNOC dry carbon film i have laying around since ive gotten pretty good at that.....and have the visors and headliner professionaly upholstered in all black suede when my sunroof goes in this summer.
(Ill be doing the dash and parts of door panels myself when they are actually ready to be installed.. carbon fiber door panels= bigger PITA than anythng ive ever done to my car. )
If I knew how to wrap my plastics I would definitely give it a shot. I really wanted to wrap my headliner in suede - but I'll save that for summer.
12-23-2012, 10:05 PM
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I reckon this looks the dogs bollocks and wonder why nobody has done it before. The visors look really trick and the previous entry about there being fade out is, I'm pretty sure just the photograph. I reckon 702Fairlady has started a new trend and they'll be quite a few Zeds running around with black visors and headlining. A good job done well.
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