350z Dash!
08-18-2005, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 350Mark
I am definetly interested in going this route than painting the center console. The bodyshop I go to says it is labor intensive to paint the consoles. Couple of questions. To the guys that went to Suite E-grafx, did you send them your oem pieces? How long was the turnaround time? I really don't understand their pricing... Any help is appreciated.
08-19-2005, 01:35 AM
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simply j - did a body shop paint yours? and is that a daytona blue match? (looks like it, just curious if they paint matched or got the exact paint somehow)
Who did yours??
08-21-2005, 06:43 PM
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What if oyu wanted certain parts seperate "colors". I want the center console all the way down to the piece that wraps around the shifter brushed aluminum. Then the pieces (i think 2) that are from after the shifter, as in the hazard light button and ash tray and center storage compartment carbon fiber. BUT... The 3 guages on the top i want the underlays and overlays a certain green. Also on the doors I want brushed aluminum on the window panels. Above that on the black curved part where the door handle is, I want the same green. ANybody follow that? lol suggestions? tips?
08-22-2005, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by OUTBURZT
What if oyu wanted certain parts seperate "colors". I want the center console all the way down to the piece that wraps around the shifter brushed aluminum. Then the pieces (i think 2) that are from after the shifter, as in the hazard light button and ash tray and center storage compartment carbon fiber. BUT... The 3 guages on the top i want the underlays and overlays a certain green. Also on the doors I want brushed aluminum on the window panels. Above that on the black curved part where the door handle is, I want the same green. ANybody follow that? lol suggestions? tips?
08-23-2005, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackSpec02
I e-mailed evo-r with some questions like 3 days ago... and havent heard back... i don't like that.
08-25-2005, 01:45 PM
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Do you guys prefer have them OEM dash painted? I was looking at those aluminum dash trim kit online. It says simple stick on with 3M. I was wondering whats the problem those kind of trim kit. It seems pretty nice, comes pretty complete.
08-25-2005, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted by AvengerZ
Do you guys prefer have them OEM dash painted? I was looking at those aluminum dash trim kit online. It says simple stick on with 3M. I was wondering whats the problem those kind of trim kit. It seems pretty nice, comes pretty complete.
08-26-2005, 04:47 AM
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the only nice stick on kits are from http://superiordash.com/
but their prices are fairly steep, so I went with painting mine also, for less money. ($300ish, I did the sanding, bodyshop did the painting, House of Kolor candy, and I provided the paint)
but their prices are fairly steep, so I went with painting mine also, for less money. ($300ish, I did the sanding, bodyshop did the painting, House of Kolor candy, and I provided the paint)