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Old 07-01-2008 | 05:17 PM
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ok so today i was bored and i started searching the threads and came across a guy who took out his headliner and painted in black, well i have been wanting to do something with my lately so i thought i wud try it, well it was very simple to remove only a couple screws then went to autozone and bought some fabric spray paint and painted both my headliner and my visor. I didnt all this in about 3 hours and thats removing, painting, and reinstalling. It was very simple and i think it looks awesome here are some pics of the install
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and some more pics, when the camera took the pic of the final instal it looks a little bit lighter in the picture but the headliner almost matches perfect to the a billar as far as darkness or how black it is
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that looks good. i thought it was going to be just like that thread where the guy painted the whole interior of his car black and messed it all up
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wow! that looks great in black! is the fabric paint more like a dye? does it bond to the plastic trim good?
i have the same interest to do that!
what brand paint?

sorry for all the questions, it's just a cool idea!
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sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
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yes the paint bonds to the plastic great i just put a couple coats of paint on the plastic and it worked fine i wud suggest cleaning your headliner very good before painting, i used carpet cleaner and it worked fine but i used dupli-color vinyl and fabric paint
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yes the paint bonds to the plastic great i just put a couple coats of paint on the plastic and it worked fine i wud suggest cleaning your headliner very good before painting, i used carpet cleaner and it worked fine but i used dupli-color vinyl and fabric paint
thanks dude, looks killer!
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you can get the spray paint at autozone for $5 a can i had to use 4 cans
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Looks very nice man..
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that looks much better than some other diys i have seen in person.
care to do some closeups of the plastic parts? i think you nailed it.
damn grey interior parts...
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looks awsome, I plan on doing this when I get home.
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Looks really good!
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Shoulda kept it out for weight savings... kidding.
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Damn that does look good. HMMMMMMMMM!
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good job. we did a friend's car like that. The only thing with that duplicolor is that the car smells like paint for a while especially in this hot weather. You did a good job though. No blotchyness.
Old 07-01-2008 | 07:48 PM
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How's the toxicity inside your car now?
Old 07-01-2008 | 07:58 PM
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good point. The actual work was done well. Maybe you can Febreze the car up when it is all done.
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Wanna help me do this one day? I will supply the beer
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I think it looks crappy, to each his own.


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