Painting the interior
02-24-2011, 07:56 PM
#13
02-25-2011, 06:12 AM
#14
I NEVER had good expereince painting interiors, my car came with the black/tan two tone and I hated it. I originally tried painting it all black and after awhile it just chips and looks like total crap. I decided to just find the black interior peices and swap it over, After having the complete black interior for about 4 years I actually just swapped the last peice, the dashboard, over the past few weekends. IMO if you really want an all black interior look for one from a 94-98 body, the interiors are interchangeable from 94-04.
02-25-2011, 06:43 AM
#15
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I NEVER had good expereince painting interiors, my car came with the black/tan two tone and I hated it. I originally tried painting it all black and after awhile it just chips and looks like total crap. I decided to just find the black interior peices and swap it over, After having the complete black interior for about 4 years I actually just swapped the last peice, the dashboard, over the past few weekends. IMO if you really want an all black interior look for one from a 94-98 body, the interiors are interchangeable from 94-04.
02-25-2011, 07:37 AM
#16
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Texas
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I said that because 9/10x ppl overdo it severely. Then they post pics and it looks like ****, they try to paint everything they can get their grimy little fingers on to pry off.
02-25-2011, 10:57 AM
#20
Why paint it black when it's already black?
I've decided that my stinky opinion says don't do it. Like lizzy said, tacky.
Leave interior paint to those fiberglass fanatics at hot import nights. Original is the way to go. I know me saying that is contradicting because my shift boot and **** are aftermarket but subtle styling is the way to go. Interior paint is in no way subtle.
I've decided that my stinky opinion says don't do it. Like lizzy said, tacky.
Leave interior paint to those fiberglass fanatics at hot import nights. Original is the way to go. I know me saying that is contradicting because my shift boot and **** are aftermarket but subtle styling is the way to go. Interior paint is in no way subtle.