Another dash painting post-
Jeebus that looks good!
How many coats of paint/clear coat need to go on to get that shine? My interior is starting to look ****ty cause the paint is scuffed up something fierce.
How many coats of paint/clear coat need to go on to get that shine? My interior is starting to look ****ty cause the paint is scuffed up something fierce.
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Originally posted by skierd:
Jeebus that looks good!
How many coats of paint/clear coat need to go on to get that shine? My interior is starting to look ****ty cause the paint is scuffed up something fierce.
Jeebus that looks good!
How many coats of paint/clear coat need to go on to get that shine? My interior is starting to look ****ty cause the paint is scuffed up something fierce.

That's real exterior automitive paint. Looks like he or a shop got some paint, loaded up a spray gun, and shot it professionally. That's how I did my dash, and Bat Lord did his. VETY shiny...but it sucks on a sunny day!
Too bright! *lol*
Personally, I'd leave it alone,...
I like the wraparound feel for the driver.
But here's a pic from a 1st gen,... you decide.
And it looks like he did the hatch trim pieces too,...
I think it's a little much, but remember, it's your car, do what you want.
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I like the wraparound feel for the driver.
But here's a pic from a 1st gen,... you decide.
And it looks like he did the hatch trim pieces too,...
I think it's a little much, but remember, it's your car, do what you want.
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The passenger side door most people don't do because it is not plastic like the driver's door is. The passenger door is the vinylish leatherish type crap that is on the dash by the glove box and stuff, making it much more difficult to paint, I'm sure.




