Door panel Hydro Dipping
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Door panel Hydro Dipping
Not sure if this is the best place to post, but I finished up a project this weekend.
I wanted to change up the look of the interior without going nuts. I decided that I would paint the speaker grills black and then pulled out some of the panel pieces, painted them blue (to match the exterior paint) and then hydro-dipped them with a "motor/turbos" pattern.
Let me know what you think, I'm very happy with the outcome and will look at doing the stereo surround and console around the shifter next.
I wanted to change up the look of the interior without going nuts. I decided that I would paint the speaker grills black and then pulled out some of the panel pieces, painted them blue (to match the exterior paint) and then hydro-dipped them with a "motor/turbos" pattern.
Let me know what you think, I'm very happy with the outcome and will look at doing the stereo surround and console around the shifter next.
Last edited by Blown F-150; 08-31-2016 at 12:56 AM. Reason: Fixed pic links
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Thanks guys, I like it a lot.
LED lights are just the waterproof strip lights off of Ebay. Really cheap, I think a 15ft roll was $12 or something.
pretty much these, I picked "cool white" and "5050-300"
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/DC12v-5M-blac...-EZhSdOZageBzA
LED lights are just the waterproof strip lights off of Ebay. Really cheap, I think a 15ft roll was $12 or something.
pretty much these, I picked "cool white" and "5050-300"
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/DC12v-5M-blac...-EZhSdOZageBzA
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The 8ga power wire will also be source power for a weatherproof 12v/USB power point in the rear of the bed. This way I can charge whatever in the bed and have a switch for the lights when I'm camping with my truck tent.
I may install a power distribution/relay box in the back and use the power for some other ideas like reverse lights.
I hope to get the stereo surround in this weekend.
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