My interior change up.
10-09-2012, 09:48 PM
#41
Just post pics
10-10-2012, 04:12 AM
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I wouldn't use them because when they get wet they will be as slick as ice and will most likely get scratched and marred up with use. I have a nice rugged set of black mats that catch water, dirt and mud and they don't look too bad in the Z. Although this could be the OCD clean person I am because I can't stand for my carpet to be dirty hahaha!
Just post pics
Just post pics
Well, I will probably use my trashed stock mats when I drive it. And the powder coated ones at shows depending on how they look. It's not my DD.
10-10-2012, 05:41 PM
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Well, I never got the chance to get grey. Everything just fell out, I was then left with the gay hair ring, then I just shaved it all off.
I hope the color comes out good once i spray it and it dries. Fingers crossed.
I'm still priming and sanding. My hand is starting to hurt.
The key to a good pait job is a baby butt smooth substrate.
I hope the color comes out good once i spray it and it dries. Fingers crossed.
I'm still priming and sanding. My hand is starting to hurt.
The key to a good pait job is a baby butt smooth substrate.
10-10-2012, 06:37 PM
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if you left the interior stock, it would not look as cheap. i went through the same problem but mine wasn't too over the top like this. interior looks cheap and horrible and if i was a theif, this would be too easy.
example of stock :
yours :
example of stock :
yours :
10-10-2012, 07:57 PM
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Well, my cloth seats don't help anything, which in that comparison photo is what sticks out to me.
Compare that photo to a stock track edition and its s whole other story:
But I dunno. Well see how it turns out this go around.
Compare that photo to a stock track edition and its s whole other story:
But I dunno. Well see how it turns out this go around.
10-11-2012, 06:37 PM
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Patience is not one of my virtues.
Hanging it up for the night.
The "ready for clearcoat" section is growing.
Tommorrow I hope to have everything color coated and ready for clear coat.
The gauge rings, shifter trim ring, cubby door, hvac rings, strut bar and strut bar Z are all that's left.
Hanging it up for the night.
The "ready for clearcoat" section is growing.
Tommorrow I hope to have everything color coated and ready for clear coat.
The gauge rings, shifter trim ring, cubby door, hvac rings, strut bar and strut bar Z are all that's left.
10-12-2012, 08:34 AM
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I'm assuming you mean the red accents in the one pic I posted.
I'm actually on the fence about painting that now....I'm debating on just keeping them silver.
I'm actually on the fence about painting that now....I'm debating on just keeping them silver.