Painting the wood looking trim!
#16
yeah Matt its all blue. don't get me wrong blue is my favorite color but damn that just a little to much blue for me. Im going to be painting the car all black soon and changing the seats black and carpet also. so i was thinking just black the entire car out
#17
If you really must go without adhesion promoter, I would suggest sanding the hell out of it and painting when the plastic is full blown textured. If you build the paint up and sand it, it will probably adhere as well as without promoter, but you will use a lot of paint trying to get it smooth - ultimately you'll save no money since it will cost you more in paint to get it smooth. But rough plastic does adhere pretty good...
#19
i painted the carpet in the my black '96 and it looks great, gonna do my '97 soon.
then later on start searching the junkyards for a charcoal leather interior, or at least the seats or door panel inserts.
#20
if i were you i would leave the car blue 'caus its differant, then do a black interior. the carpet & doorpanels are the easyist, seats are kinda hard to come by for nice ones... but for the carpet when you do it just use black spray paint, mask off the heel pad and remove the carpet from the car, vacume it good, then dust it with 2-3 coats till its covered evenly. the rear window shelf can also be painted as well as the carpet at the bottem of the door panels. costs mabe $7 for paint + some time, and it'll break up the blue nice with the blacked out wood peices ( i would do a blue pinstripe along the edge of it too.)
i painted the carpet in the my black '96 and it looks great, gonna do my '97 soon.
then later on start searching the junkyards for a charcoal leather interior, or at least the seats or door panel inserts.
i painted the carpet in the my black '96 and it looks great, gonna do my '97 soon.
then later on start searching the junkyards for a charcoal leather interior, or at least the seats or door panel inserts.