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  1. 10-18-2008, 04:32 PM #1
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    Default Boredom Project 10/18

    I was bored today so I thought about doing my interior. It's not 100% complete but it gets me closer.

    Picked up a can from Autozone.


    And this is the results.






    Gotta find me some new seat belt bolt covers. Mine were all cracked and falling apart. Only 1 of them was paintable. Still need to clear coat it so that it will be chip/scratch free. Also I will be wrapping the headliner and visors with black suede in the next coming week or two.
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    yawn.
    :idb:
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    Doesn't look bad. I've heard different stories on how good that stuff works, but I guess its all on how you prep it and paint.

    I think you did a pretty good job bro!
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    Quote Originally Posted by G.C
    yawn.
    Exactly ... that's why I did it


    Quote Originally Posted by Fast-Tech
    Doesn't look bad. I've heard different stories on how good that stuff works, but I guess its all on how you prep it and paint.

    I think you did a pretty good job bro!
    Thanks! I took them off and washed with soap and warm water. Then I used Grease and Wax remover, as if I were painting a car .. lol ... came out better than I thought.
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    it rubs off over time.. only looks good for about a month
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    did you use any adhesion promoter?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Krappy
    it rubs off over time.. only looks good for about a month
    I figured. Hopefully after I apply some clear it won't rub off so easily.
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    I had some on for a LONG time, no clear, NEVER faded. The panels were outside in the rain and weather for a month or two also after I painted them and still didn't fade or rub off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 93_DA
    did you use any adhesion promoter?
    Nope. I just wiped the panel down with wax and grease remover and sprayed it after it dried.
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    nice.. my turn.. nah jk..
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