Painted interior
#11
Wow all of these pics look very good. I have been wanting to do a different color in my interior. I was thinking donor truck but now I guess that Ill just do paint. Is there any primer needed when doing it?
#12
Originally Posted by raif281
looks pretty good man! I did my radio bezel A-pillars, overhead console and over head lights above the passengers.
#15
Yep what was bolted into place can be un bolted and removed. Its about 6 hours worth of work and hard to reach stuff at some points. Then about 14 hours of prep and paint. 24 hours of dry time to play it safe and about 5 hours to put it back together if you remember where everything went.
#16
Resident light whore
Originally Posted by 1997F150XLT
Wow all of these pics look very good. I have been wanting to do a different color in my interior. I was thinking donor truck but now I guess that Ill just do paint. Is there any primer needed when doing it?
But also I used the duplicolor color match paint to match the body so it needed help bonding to the plastic. With the fusion paint all you need to do is clean and sand if you want smooth.
Last edited by BrowningSCrew; 07-14-2012 at 08:09 AM.
#17
Senior Member
Painted my interior yesterday and got it installed today. I was a little insure at first about the black but after getting it installed I think it looks sick. I was kind of scared about the wood grain on the console insert but it looks amazing with the black! What do you guys think?
#18
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Czuber
How is this holding up? This is the look I want. Looks like a big job removing all that dash area though.
#19
Senior Member