A Few New Spring Mods
A Few New Spring Mods
Painted Dash Bezel...

(Used Dupli-Color "Metalcast" paint. Supposed to look like anodized metal. Picture does not do it justice. Same paint as brake calipers). Also includes new factory CD-6 head unit (from 2003 SuperCrew) that also controls remote changer.
Front Badge Cover (courtesy Vaporlock)

(Used Dupli-Color "Metalcast" paint. Supposed to look like anodized metal. Picture does not do it justice. Same paint as brake calipers). Also includes new factory CD-6 head unit (from 2003 SuperCrew) that also controls remote changer.
Front Badge Cover (courtesy Vaporlock)
Last edited by jaymz; Apr 29, 2003 at 04:02 PM.
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Got any more info on that paint? did you smooth it out 1st or what?
is it just like a regular spray paint? or was there a different process for it.
Looks awsome though!
is it just like a regular spray paint? or was there a different process for it.
Looks awsome though!
Thanks for the comments.
As far as the paint goes, it's just a spray can. You need a can of the "Ground Coat" (a silver base) and then a can of the top color. Comes in red, blue and gold. It really looks like anodized metal when done. I found it at Checker Auto, but look around, it's out there.
I bought a surround bezel at a junk yard ($10) and sanded the pebble-grain off it. A real PITA until I bought a Dremel tool. Used 400 grit as a final sand, cleaned with a degreaser and painted. The stuff dries real fast and they recommend additiona coats within 30 minutes, so it's a quick project.
It really does look awesome in sunlight! I may do some more interior pieces if I can find another junk F150. Gonna try the tailgate latch next...in E4 Red.
As far as the paint goes, it's just a spray can. You need a can of the "Ground Coat" (a silver base) and then a can of the top color. Comes in red, blue and gold. It really looks like anodized metal when done. I found it at Checker Auto, but look around, it's out there.
I bought a surround bezel at a junk yard ($10) and sanded the pebble-grain off it. A real PITA until I bought a Dremel tool. Used 400 grit as a final sand, cleaned with a degreaser and painted. The stuff dries real fast and they recommend additiona coats within 30 minutes, so it's a quick project.
It really does look awesome in sunlight! I may do some more interior pieces if I can find another junk F150. Gonna try the tailgate latch next...in E4 Red.



