seattle project SC300
05-13-09, 11:01 AM
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thanks, that wood really was making the car look really old. i think the gunmetal color gives it that modern update it needed.
you mite be seeing it at one of the meets but just to warn you guys its not show quality i messed up on some spots on the seats becuz i first was using a foam brush then i finally found my paint gun but even with the gun i have alot of runs becuz i was trying to get into the seams.
the ebrake and steering wheel should hold up good since its the samething i used on the seats and those are holding up great from me getting up and out of them everytime i've been driving. the seat belts were painted with the color coat but they arent holding up well should of used the sure coat but i didnt have any left you really cant tell in the pic but its black.
the ebrake and steering wheel should hold up good since its the samething i used on the seats and those are holding up great from me getting up and out of them everytime i've been driving. the seat belts were painted with the color coat but they arent holding up well should of used the sure coat but i didnt have any left you really cant tell in the pic but its black.
05-13-09, 04:06 PM
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you mite be seeing it at one of the meets but just to warn you guys its not show quality i messed up on some spots on the seats becuz i first was using a foam brush then i finally found my paint gun but even with the gun i have alot of runs becuz i was trying to get into the seams.
05-14-09, 05:16 AM
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Switching this interior is a royal pain in the butt because everything is tan, on some other cars that are tan a lot of the components like dash, door panels, headliner and carpets could be already black on a tan interior car
good job, I know it's a ton of work
good job, I know it's a ton of work
05-14-09, 05:18 PM
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im hoping to make it out to one of the summer meets but just gotta finish the headlight lenses and a few other stuff and i should be at one.
i wish i just found some oem black interior and switch it that would of been cake compared to having to pull every lil piece out, clean it, prep it for paint, spray the adheasion promoter on, and then finally paint talk about PIA lol..
05-15-09, 03:07 PM
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so now that im done with the interior im starting to work on the lighting besides working on my failed delined headlight lenses
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...ht-failed.html
i never knew on the taillights the inner lights were just a for brakes so i rewired the taillights so all of them stay on & brake. i also found some pearl white transparent paint at the craft store to paint over the amber turn signal and i also used the UV resistant clear.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...ht-failed.html
i never knew on the taillights the inner lights were just a for brakes so i rewired the taillights so all of them stay on & brake. i also found some pearl white transparent paint at the craft store to paint over the amber turn signal and i also used the UV resistant clear.
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