custom interior changeover
05-22-2014, 06:40 PM
#12
I think if you painted the center stack and door panel trim sterling gray metallic with some clearcoat, and painted the trim panels on either side of the radio a lighter colour like factory FX4 silver, painted the vent slats silver and painted the airbag cover/gauge cluster and gauge cluster bezel black it'd look clean and classy.
05-22-2014, 08:52 PM
#13
Beer Gut Extraordinaire
05-22-2014, 09:31 PM
#14
Hey hardcore,
I really appreciate the help and I'm liking your idea more and more. I've been driving all day with the console in just trying to decide if it's turning out like I wanted and I'm realizing it's not.
I am horrible with color design and thought this would look good but it's way to loud. You think I would be better at this considering the field I'm in , I can set stone like a **** but ask me color questions and .... Well, you see what happens. I guess it's good most of my work comes from designers
Anyways, I would much rather wrap with vinyl than paint for various reasons so I grabbed my vinyl swatches and found these, seem along the lines of what you were thinking?
I really appreciate the help and I'm liking your idea more and more. I've been driving all day with the console in just trying to decide if it's turning out like I wanted and I'm realizing it's not.
I am horrible with color design and thought this would look good but it's way to loud. You think I would be better at this considering the field I'm in , I can set stone like a **** but ask me color questions and .... Well, you see what happens. I guess it's good most of my work comes from designers
Anyways, I would much rather wrap with vinyl than paint for various reasons so I grabbed my vinyl swatches and found these, seem along the lines of what you were thinking?
05-22-2014, 09:50 PM
#15
Beer Gut Extraordinaire
Hey hardcore,
I really appreciate the help and I'm liking your idea more and more. I've been driving all day with the console in just trying to decide if it's turning out like I wanted and I'm realizing it's not.
I am horrible with color design and thought this would look good but it's way to loud. You think I would be better at this considering the field I'm in , I can set stone like a **** but ask me color questions and .... Well, you see what happens. I guess it's good most of my work comes from designers
Anyways, I would much rather wrap with vinyl than paint for various reasons so I grabbed my vinyl swatches and found these, seem along the lines of what you were thinking?
I really appreciate the help and I'm liking your idea more and more. I've been driving all day with the console in just trying to decide if it's turning out like I wanted and I'm realizing it's not.
I am horrible with color design and thought this would look good but it's way to loud. You think I would be better at this considering the field I'm in , I can set stone like a **** but ask me color questions and .... Well, you see what happens. I guess it's good most of my work comes from designers
Anyways, I would much rather wrap with vinyl than paint for various reasons so I grabbed my vinyl swatches and found these, seem along the lines of what you were thinking?
05-22-2014, 10:06 PM
#17
Beer Gut Extraordinaire
I'd personally go for glossy vinyl myself.
05-23-2014, 12:26 AM
#19
I think your a fricken outstanding guy hardcore! Please excuse my pathetic "photoshop" but it's enough to visualize. I'm going to veer away from gloss just due to reflection but am going to use satin for the black and the matte aluminum/dark gray have a nice metallic sheen to them, especially around the curves. I cut a few of my swatches and stick them to the dash to look at tomorrow but so far I'm way happier with this direction, thank you soo much!
05-23-2014, 05:47 AM
#20
Live from Utah's Desert
As long as you like it, that's what matters! I personally don't like white/chrome in the interior as I spend A LOT of time in my truck, and having "bright" colors inside my truck is a visual distraction in bright sunlight. But that's just me. I like the outside of your truck. Looks good.