Stains Cleanable?
10-08-2005, 09:08 PM
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yup,,homie it burned the plastic, take it all off and panit it mettlic black, go to a maco shop and have them do it make sure they cook the paint so it harden right
dam that suck it happne to me on my leather seats..
dam that suck it happne to me on my leather seats..
10-09-2005, 10:42 PM
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can any1 give me some tips on how to paint this?
what do i clean the surface with b4 i paint ?
do i have to scuff it like i scuffed the spark plug cover?
is there a particular paint i will need?
again any advice would be helpful!
btw: scratchchin.gif if i was to put vent angels would i need to take this piece off to do it?
if so i will do both projects at the same time
what do i clean the surface with b4 i paint ?
do i have to scuff it like i scuffed the spark plug cover?
is there a particular paint i will need?
again any advice would be helpful!
btw: scratchchin.gif if i was to put vent angels would i need to take this piece off to do it?
if so i will do both projects at the same time
10-10-2005, 02:51 AM
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yes you will need to take the dash piece off to wire vent haloz. but it takes less than 10minutes to remove dash if your good.
and search for painting interior DIY. Myself, The_Alpha_Male (whatever ahppened to him...),and others have all posted tips on painting the dash/interior.
But I suggest getting a real paintjob like Mad_john said, it's the only way to get your paint job looking flawless AND have it last long. It's sorta like ceramic coating plactic (not somilar in process but the final look is similar).
and search for painting interior DIY. Myself, The_Alpha_Male (whatever ahppened to him...),and others have all posted tips on painting the dash/interior.
But I suggest getting a real paintjob like Mad_john said, it's the only way to get your paint job looking flawless AND have it last long. It's sorta like ceramic coating plactic (not somilar in process but the final look is similar).