View Poll Results: what do you think?
It looks sweet
3
13.04%
it's ok
6
26.09%
nice try but it's kinda ugly
9
39.13%
come on man you can do better...it's bad
1
4.35%
I plead the 5th
3
13.04%
(other please specify)
1
4.35%
Voters: 23. You may not vote on this poll
what ya think
ok i ask because this is what my dash looks like
and i was thinking of doing something of the same look to secure the warpage down.but thinking about it more and more polish may not be the best idea... GLAR!! but idk
and i was thinking of doing something of the same look to secure the warpage down.but thinking about it more and more polish may not be the best idea... GLAR!! but idk
Monte Of The Month -- July 2009
I'M NOT OLD, I'M JUST WELL MARINATED.
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 6,996
From: Henderson, NV
I think the radio bezel looks kewl. As far as the dash goes, dont use any polished pieces there cause your going to be blinded by the glare man.
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 6,482
From: Southwestern OH
I agree with what RJ said.
Not to crap on your work or anything. [b I know you're trying to do your own work, and that's what's important. Learning new things, and making things better.[/b]
I don't think the silver/aluminum look is going to work in this case.
Personally, I would go with a plain black filler insert. It's gotten to be commonly accepted with aftermarket systems anyway.
It may be hard to find an exact matching wood grain contact paper. But would definitely fit in with your dash better than the aluminum look.
Another idea is to make the filler piece black, and use some pin striping tape in a color of your choice. The tape already has the crisp straight edge you're looking for.
Not to crap on your work or anything. [b I know you're trying to do your own work, and that's what's important. Learning new things, and making things better.[/b]
I don't think the silver/aluminum look is going to work in this case.
Personally, I would go with a plain black filler insert. It's gotten to be commonly accepted with aftermarket systems anyway.
It may be hard to find an exact matching wood grain contact paper. But would definitely fit in with your dash better than the aluminum look.
Another idea is to make the filler piece black, and use some pin striping tape in a color of your choice. The tape already has the crisp straight edge you're looking for.
I like the black filler piece with pin stripe.
Hi `Justin, It looks sweet, but candy is suppose 2 be bad 4 U...
I agree with R.J. 4-Sure.....It's great 2 ask other's what they think, but what's more important is what U `think
Wish you fun/safe travels in your new ride 4-Sure....
Make sure your baby car seat is really sucured : )
Good Luck 2 U & readers of your Thread...
Peace/Happy/~>`Out
I agree with R.J. 4-Sure.....It's great 2 ask other's what they think, but what's more important is what U `think
Wish you fun/safe travels in your new ride 4-Sure....
Make sure your baby car seat is really sucured : )
Good Luck 2 U & readers of your Thread...
Peace/Happy/~>`Out
Monte Of The Month -- September 2009
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 3,279
From: Bushkill, PA
holy hell, i guess it is a lil warped, huh justin! ya still have the scorts carcass there? ya ought to see if mabe ya can canabalize the top of the dashpad outta that ? its gonna be a differant shape, but your creative enough where ya could probibly get it to work... if not, at least the junkyards are packed with contours & mystakes. i think i would just go that route if its possible, just get another dashpad.
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