im not a fan of painted interiors, but...(pics)
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From: Virginia Beach
Originally Posted by cdnance
thanks for the compliment. yeah i knew it would probably get scratched easily, but i just cant stand the wood grain look that these trucks come with. do you think i cold get a black one for a harley and replace the one on my truck?
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I had my interior trim pieces painted, by Stevet (from FTW)...he did an amazing job. And so far I haven't scratched a single thing - been almost a year.
As for the door trim pieces - the pieces around the door handle comes off, you just have to take the door panel off to access it. As for the lower trim piece, you are right it is welded (plastics welded) in place. So I took a dremel tool and cut off the back side of the weld and the trim piece popped right off. Putting it back on I got creative with some screws and washers, but I think it would hold with some pretty thick glue or double sided tape (its not like its carrying any kind of load).
Sorry this is the only pic I have:
As for the door trim pieces - the pieces around the door handle comes off, you just have to take the door panel off to access it. As for the lower trim piece, you are right it is welded (plastics welded) in place. So I took a dremel tool and cut off the back side of the weld and the trim piece popped right off. Putting it back on I got creative with some screws and washers, but I think it would hold with some pretty thick glue or double sided tape (its not like its carrying any kind of load).
Sorry this is the only pic I have:
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Originally Posted by thais0n
I had my interior trim pieces painted, by Stevet (from FTW)...he did an amazing job. And so far I haven't scratched a single thing - been almost a year.
As for the door trim pieces - the pieces around the door handle comes off, you just have to take the door panel off to access it. As for the lower trim piece, you are right it is welded (plastics welded) in place. So I took a dremel tool and cut off the back side of the weld and the trim piece popped right off. Putting it back on I got creative with some screws and washers, but I think it would hold with some pretty thick glue or double sided tape (its not like its carrying any kind of load).
Sorry this is the only pic I have:
As for the door trim pieces - the pieces around the door handle comes off, you just have to take the door panel off to access it. As for the lower trim piece, you are right it is welded (plastics welded) in place. So I took a dremel tool and cut off the back side of the weld and the trim piece popped right off. Putting it back on I got creative with some screws and washers, but I think it would hold with some pretty thick glue or double sided tape (its not like its carrying any kind of load).
Sorry this is the only pic I have:
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Originally Posted by BGF150
smokin i loke the looks of that dash you painted
what kind of paint did you use to paint it??
what kind of paint did you use to paint it??
