Finished my hatch area and Speaker panel repaint
Finished my hatch area and Speaker panel repaint
Well This past weekend i finaly got around to finishing repainting the vinyl/plastic trim that was in the cargo/hatch area all the way to the back seat area where the speaker panels are. This whole exprience maybe cost me 75 dollars for the vinyl burgandy paint, adhesive promoter, and clear coat oh and the scotch pads. I'll have some pics up soon.
Next up the front Dash and center console.
Next up the front Dash and center console.
I just did that to mine yesterday..... except mine's black now.... and I didn't bother with the adhesive promoter or scotch pads... and it was my first time painting.....
I'll post pics too and we will compare!
did you do the part on the hatch that surrounds the glass as well?
I'll post pics too and we will compare!
did you do the part on the hatch that surrounds the glass as well?
I did all the interior PIeces from the cargo area to the back seat, (cargo area back panel, wheel panels, the above the head panel, the speaker panels, the armrests, and the peices for the hatch.
well, mine right where the hatch pivots piece at the top that was screwed on, the piece on the other end of the hatch that screwed off, , ya most of the pieces were either screwed on or poped off.
very easy.. I've only spray painted a few times before i did mine. apply thin coats of the color, and a medium coat of clear. if you put the clear on too thick, it will run. if you put it on too thin, it will be dull
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30thZ286speed
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Aug 3, 2002 04:54 AM






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