Painting Center Console.
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You can get paint to match your car paint code from www.paintscratch.com You will want the flex additive. You need this in the primer, basecoat and clearcoat.
One mistake in an earlier post had you cleaning the parts after sanding. You must remove all wax, polish, or protectant before you sand or you will grind it into the plastic.
The other option is to take it to a good body shop and pay them to do it.
You can get paint to match your car paint code from www.paintscratch.com You will want the flex additive. You need this in the primer, basecoat and clearcoat.
One mistake in an earlier post had you cleaning the parts after sanding. You must remove all wax, polish, or protectant before you sand or you will grind it into the plastic.
The other option is to take it to a good body shop and pay them to do it.
. How easy is it to remove the pieces?
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BAT the piece around the shifter is very easy. You pull up the piece at the section closest to the rear of the car. Once that is up you have to unscrew the HVAC controls. The shift boot is connected to a plastic ring that also unscrews.
Once that is off you will see that the rest of the console mounts at the bottom with screws. from there I assume the rest is clip on. However I am unsure!
Once that is off you will see that the rest of the console mounts at the bottom with screws. from there I assume the rest is clip on. However I am unsure!
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