Niragorak

I decided to follow 1JZPWRD's thread on interior removal to repaint my wood trim, but decided to start changing my interior over to black.

Niragorak

Interior tear-down was a slight pain going in blind. I picked up momentum until
I hit the trim, which turns out to have 10mm nuts on the backside instead of
wingnuts like pre 97 years. After a quick trip to the hardware store I managed
to get the interior back in with minimal effort. The wingnuts i bought for 87 cents a piece use an m6x1.0 thread and were all too much easier to get in that the
original bolts.
A link to 1JZPWRD's interior disassembly thread is here https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...tml?styleid=14
Interior out and put back in after paint.

Niragorak

I used Valspar anti rust and corrosion protection in black with a cheap wheel coat from advance auto. The trim was done using Amaco rub 'n buff using the method in the link >www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt70alyJsyQ posted by NME Props.

1JZPWRD

iTrader: (59)

Never heard of that paint being used. I wonder how it hold up compared to SEM.

oldManTan

that looks cool, i wanna do something creative to my wood trim as well, don't know what yet.

Niragorak

The paint is holding up fine, the wheel coat is a clear acrylic so the paint won't be damaged. Adds a nice glossy finish too.

Niragorak

I'm planning on tackling some more of the interior tomorrow, just not sure what i want to do.. Maybe center console? Either way I'll keep everyone updated with pics.

1WILLY1

iTrader: (9)

im tired of trying to sell my SC to low ballers and people who don't appreciate it

im actually considering a total top to bottom restoration makeover as a hobby/project

is there any detailed threads on how to take apart the interior?

Im thinking of a suede /leather theme

Niragorak

The link to 1jz's thread is in the beginning of mine. Just look at the top.