Interior question

[GrimGreg]

I used the dark grey (I think its labeled Bronze) Hammered for the grey on the 88 (the entire interior is repainted in my 88, it was blue).

[Vsicks Pathy]

The chicks dig it?

If a fine looking lady asks the question, then we know answer.

[Duffman]

I dont know if this has been siad yet....Im not going to read the whole post.

 

But in my 95 under the drink holder box there is something stamped onto it that says color info (at least thats what I assume).

 

 

LOL sorry about all the junk on there, Im in the prosess of rewireing all the audio and took alot of the "interior parts that were never meant to be seen" stuff out.

Edited August 6, 2005 by Duffman

[Vsicks Pathy]

May be the colours used to make up the final colour of your console.

[GrimGreg]

Be my guess too, just the plastic's color mix.

[Earth1]

Question for those that have painted interior plastic. How is that paint holding up? How hard is it to scratch off?

 

Oh, and any ideas what to use as a filler for dash cracks?

[jj big shoe]

The Duplicolor on my console and dash is holding up pretty well. The only problem is the gloss black on the console lid starts to rub off after a year or so from always laying my arm on it but I'll just keep respraying it.

There isn't anything that will fix cracks in your dash that is worth a crap, though. My dash was pretty trashed so I installed one of these.

[RedPath88]

The chicks dig it?

If a fine looking lady asks the question, then we know answer.

LOL This it probably true!

 

Edit: As for paiting the inside... A "little" and only if done "right" looks good to me. But crossing the line of "to much' is easy to do.

Edited August 8, 2005 by RedPath88

[Duffman]

Line the interior with shag rug.

[jj big shoe]

...and ball fringe around the windshield.

[GrimGreg]

Don't forget the hoola girl.

[Earth1]

My dash was pretty trashed so I installed one of these.

Yeah I've been wondering about those. I'm glad to hear from someone who has one. How does it look aroung the edges, gaps, etc? I'm pretty picky about a clean finish (especially for $100). You just glue the cap over the dash right?

Edited August 8, 2005 by Earth1

[jj big shoe]

It looks better, but not great. I kinda rushed it and was hung over. I trimmed it really close, but it expands at a different rate than the rest of the dash so it tends to buckle a bit between the windshield and defrost vents. If you get one trim a bit more than you think you should right there, don't try to wedge a lot of it under the windshield.

Making it look good is tricky, but not impossible.