Piano Black Interior Trim Kit
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Piano Black Interior Trim Kit
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I was just going to say..."what about the scratches?" lol but someone beat me to it.
I don't know about having glossy black pieces like that inside the car, especially on an area that is no doubt going to get scratched up over time.
Another option would be to Vinyl it, Aereotect sells a good kit judging from previous threads i've seen.
They have Dry Carbon/Dry Silver/Titanium currently:
http://aerotect.net/catalog/product_...e346c5666b344a
I don't know about having glossy black pieces like that inside the car, especially on an area that is no doubt going to get scratched up over time.
Another option would be to Vinyl it, Aereotect sells a good kit judging from previous threads i've seen.
They have Dry Carbon/Dry Silver/Titanium currently:
http://aerotect.net/catalog/product_...e346c5666b344a
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I actually haven't noticed much issue with scratches. I mean I try to avoid touching it, but even then I haven't really seen many. The dust is a much bigger annoyance to me. If you like to put stuff down there, or whatever more frequently, scratches may be a bigger factor for you.
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I did this to the interior pieces on my car. I took them out and had a local body shop spray them for $30. They really aren't prone to scratches all that much as mine have 3 or 4 coats of clear on them. Dust is easily noticeable on them, but if you keep your car clean, it's really not an issue.
Here's a couple of pics:
Here's a couple of pics:
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I plan on doing it to my car really soon. I have a 2011 loaner car right now that has black interior with the piano black trim. It looks great! Once I get my car back I plan on taking the parts and out and sending them to my bodyshop.
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I did this to the interior pieces on my car. I took them out and had a local body shop spray them for $30. They really aren't prone to scratches all that much as mine have 3 or 4 coats of clear on them. Dust is easily noticeable on them, but if you keep your car clean, it's really not an issue.
Here's a couple of pics:
Here's a couple of pics: