ORIGINAL: cliffyk

Here's one of my other wheels, this is also a Grant; it's their 1080 model with the real leather cover (with the same center piece and horn button):[/align][/align][/align]

ORIGINAL: maxersloan

hey cliff, i know its off topic but how did you paint all your dash pieces? it looks awesome!

ORIGINAL: 562cobra

another question for cliff, where did you get that gear selection where your coin holder used to be? ive been looking for a 6 speed one, and no luck. hopefully you help me.

ORIGINAL: cliffyk

[/align][/align]That's Duplicolor's silver wheel paint, 2-3 coats and it's durable as heck. Degrease with Prep-All or similar, and then wipe down with denatured alcohol just before shooting. Make sure the temp is over 70° F because the paint likes to "spit" if it's too cold.[/align][/align]Duplicolor has a clear coat wheel paint as well if you want a very glossy finish.[/align][/align]Not that you asked, however in my years I have found that Rustoleum's "Satin" series black paint is the best thing there is for both interior and exterior satin finish black. As evidence of this, I prepped my GT emblems and the pony's corral as described above, and "blacked" them out using that paint over a year and 40k miles ago, it has not peeled or chipped in that time.[/align]