do you remember what type of paint you used???

 

Krylon does NOT belong in your car. Stick with Duplicolor.

 

You could always do a carbon fiber wrap

 

Quick question, I've got all but one piece of my dash trim off...
How do you disconnect the FogLight switch (on an `05) from the trim piece?
It appears to come apart, but I haven't had any luck in getting the switch out of the trim.

 

Nevermind, I wasn't being forceful enough with the switches. I got everything out with a bit of help.

I'm all ready to start this project, although I noticed my Primer I bought was for body panels, not plastic, so I'll be making a late-night trip to the store tonight to exchange. Will post pics when done.

 

im painting my dash this week same color as the outside rally yellow is there a how to on how ot get the pieces off

 

I tried.

 

Emperorjj1 Im sure u have answered this but where your passenger airbag thing is what is that reading now?

 

i never had the pass airbag light. just the empty piece. the guage is for my voltage

 

going to do this when it warms up

 

uhh so hopefully someone can answer this fairly quickly but..i did the paint and everything finished yesterday and today while i was still in bed my dad decided to start the clear now the paint only finished like 24 hours ago .so he did a coat of clear on the worst piece possible (the radio section) and it went all orange peel , looks like the paint like soaked up half of it for moisture or something really weird..so ..solution????????? and wrong type of clear or what?

 

probably u cant mix the two... otherwise he could have done a bad job spraying the clear or it wasn't dry. actual color is easy clear is what ***** up alot

 

euro i agree with emperor. if you used 2 differen't brands like one brand for paint and grabbed another brand of clear they don't like to mix very well and you will get really shitty outcomes. what your gonna have to do is sand that piece down a bit, repaint and i would go out and get the same brand of clear coat as the paint your using. and remember do a few light layers not one heavy layer as clear coat is extremely touchy

 

ya thx guys..i redid the paint and stuff gonna go buy the same for clear now

 

im doin my now silver car goin with a dark green. lookin good so far will post pic wen done

 

heres some pics tell me wut u think

 

...why dark green?

 

its different, but not bad...at all.

 

excatly its different. how many people go with silver n blue or silve n red n wut not. i thouhght about blue too only cuz im a cowboys fan but i thouhgt green would look cooler, ima paint my rims n engine compartment the same color to.
n thank you

 

oh if your painting other stuff then its alright. I thought you were just gonna do that green, and then it wouldnt have matched anything and i would think the silver would have been better. but you got things under control

 

thanks. ya i got kinda bored wit the silver n figured id go a different route with the color and what not. im tryin to buy dr balts rims(if the otha guys hasnt bought em yet) n paint em too

gestapo u still sellin those rims or are they bought?

 

great how to write up and clean set ups!

 

I'd like to do this this weekend. I have Dupli-Color adhesion promoter "clear primer." is that ok? and i'm confused if it is just a clear coat or a primer too lol

 

adhesion promotor is not a primer or is it a clear coat. Its an adhesion promoter and thats it. Sand the plastic trim pieces, spray adhesion promotor on it, let it sit like 5-10 minutes, whatever it says on the can, then apply your primer/paint. It helps the paint stick to the plastic. If you try to spray it as a clearcoat, your paint will turn very foggy and milky colored

 

all i did was take a 3m green scratch pad that u see to clean dishes sometimes n lightly sanded it, then sprayed it wit primer, couple coats of paint, then the clear coat