Redoing My Interior!!
06-13-2012, 10:17 PM
#22
I removed most of it. That would be both seats, kicker panels, overhead reading light, glove department cover, steering wheel column cover, and a few others. The middle console and the main dash piece I left in the car and just covered up around it, but everything else was removed.
06-13-2012, 10:18 PM
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06-13-2012, 10:52 PM
#26
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1st.. looks fantastick really!
omg do the carpet when you get the cash,
the law isnt because of spray painting i bet. its because of teens huffing the gas and getting high. i recall not being able to buy cough syrup when i was a kid because people drink the whole bottle to get f'd up.
omg do the carpet when you get the cash,
the law isnt because of spray painting i bet. its because of teens huffing the gas and getting high. i recall not being able to buy cough syrup when i was a kid because people drink the whole bottle to get f'd up.
06-13-2012, 11:16 PM
#28
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Congrats! Thats looks way better! I'm actually liking the contrast that the tan carpet creates with the now black interior. Get yourself some black floor mats and it'll look great! I think you should consider these: http://www.americanmuscle.com/ford-rubbermats-0510.html
I have those and I love them! And miraculously, they're cheaper thru the Ford dealership than they are on AM!
I have those and I love them! And miraculously, they're cheaper thru the Ford dealership than they are on AM!
06-13-2012, 11:53 PM
#29
Uh I feel like an ******* for saying this... but um. If it was anything like the example shot like you have in the Original post, I would have kept it tan. I would have instead made part of the door black, or spice it up with welt trim and accessories on the doors, and dash. Maybe break it up a bit. Cause its not that tan is bad but you had TOO much tan before and have TOO much black now...
I hate to say it but it looks cheap. Before it had a short look of luxury. It also looks now really shiny and the seats look like bad quality cloth. Im hoping its the photos. I hate to sound harsh, but had to say it...
I hate to say it but it looks cheap. Before it had a short look of luxury. It also looks now really shiny and the seats look like bad quality cloth. Im hoping its the photos. I hate to sound harsh, but had to say it...
06-14-2012, 08:44 AM
#30
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Oh yeah, forgot to state that. I have the cloth interior. I don't know if they have any paint for leather but I'm guessing that would rub off. I wouldn't have even tried if it was leather. I got the passenger seat in and am still needing more paint for the driver seat. The annoying thing is is that the only place I can get the paint that they don't check my id is autozone and they only carry a max of 2 cans per store, which emptied several stores. I'm trying to get a friend at Menards to hook me up. This is seriously one of the dumbest laws. If I was trying to vandalize something, a hammer would work a lot better, which I could buy, and if I was trying to get high, well, how would I even attempt that? I can't spray it and sniff it because it would dry too quickly so maybe I just spray my face directly as I inhale the fumes? Hmm, Sharpies seem a lot more efficient...
I agree with Antonio, black floor mats will help tie everything together. =-)
Are you planning on painting the back seats black or leaving tan?
Last edited by kevinmalec; 06-14-2012 at 08:50 AM.