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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 4/25/2007 1:59:15 AM   
Pete



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That blue is horrible.

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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 4/25/2007 12:18:05 PM   
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ORIGINAL: absoulute

if u sand off the grains on the plastic more then likely u will end up with deep sand scratchs. i would recommend just scrubbing them with a scotch brite pad and scuff stuff (found at any auto paint store) . if u want to get rid of the grains the right way to do it is to fiberglass it but that will take forever..


Actually, I don't have any deep scratches... that's one of the reasons it took so long to sand everything for... I took it down to about 400 grit, and the scratches that are still left (there's one or two shallow scratches that aren't very noticeable) will disappear when I primer the pieces anyway.

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ORIGINAL: Pete

That blue is horrible.

Yeah, that's pretty much why I'm painting everything black... it'll look a lot better than the blue


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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 4/25/2007 2:14:05 PM   
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I cant wait to see this. Its going to be pretty cool.

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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 4/26/2007 11:41:43 PM   
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right on man...

dericeification FTW.  Looks good


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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 5/1/2007 7:25:19 PM   
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It was finally nice enough outside to paint.  I didn't have any primer or kyrlon fusion, but I did have a can of gloss black engine enamel sitting around, and I figured, "why not?" (I have painted plastic with enamel before, and I've got to say, it stays on the plastic pretty well).  Anyway, I managed to get the driver's door pieces painted, as well as the defroster vents on the dash.  Originally, I wasn't sure about it because it's gloss black, but I think it looks pretty good (and there's no glare from it either).






Next up: Passenger door

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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 5/1/2007 7:27:02 PM   
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it looks 1000x better, you can't even tell them from stock from the pics.

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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 5/1/2007 7:49:36 PM   
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Wow, very nice man. Very clean looking too with that gloss paint.

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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 5/1/2007 7:54:26 PM   
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i can tell it from stock, but it looks better than stock imo. very classy and subtle

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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 5/3/2007 7:55:15 PM   
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Well, right now my interior is in pieces... the center console and dash trim are drying in the garage awaiting a few more coats.  I basically ran out of paint, but luckily I'm not planning on going anywhere until monday, so I have plenty of time to pick up more paint and everything.  If all goes according to plan, I could very well be done by monday.




^ Now that's glossy

These pieces need a few more coats of paint before I'm going to call them done, though...

The schedule:
Today-Center console/dash trim - ran out of paint
Tomorrow-Get more paint / finish console & dash, rear speaker grilles
Saturday-Passenger door, passenger heater vent, replace door fabric with black fabric
Sunday-finish up, put car back together, maybe clean up a few wires or something.

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RE: Interior De-Ricing Progress - 5/3/2007 9:29:34 PM   
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So sick looking! much much better than the blue.

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