#54363, "RE: omhi2paintedinterior" In response to Reply # 1
Looks cool.
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#54381, "RE: omhi2paintedinterior" In response to Reply # 6
i almost wish i could make that kind of thing work. I used to have plans for my interior, cool things i wanted to do.. but i'm just too rough on the inside of my car. The paint doesn't stick well, its easy to scratch up and wear off, hard to paint the parts perfectly, and get them clean enough so that the paint doesn't bubble.. I've done some of it i'll admit, but it doesn't hold up and it all ends up looking like shit. I'm actually in the process NOW of buying stock interior parts so i can just keep it all nice, plain, perfect stock grey. My car isn't about looks anyway, but we all have that inner ricer that is just dying to come out sometimes...
Anyway. Your interior looks good - hope it holds up and stays looking that way
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#54385, "RE: omhi2paintedinterior" In response to Reply # 8
what i didnt realise, was that it does chip pretty easy. even after i put 9 billion clear coats on it. im not really rough on my car, especially the front. only thing that goes in it is me, my bookbag, and occasionally another person.
if the fucking spraypaint smell doesnt go away, im gonna go crazy
#54395, "RE: omhi2paintedinterior" In response to Reply # 11
mine has held up very well for over a year and a half, what kind of paint did you use? when someone asks me about my interior, i scratch it for them and they are pretty impressed. the only places i have scratches is in the back panels from hauling stuff, and on the things you grab the door to close it, and on the window cranks...but i used duplicolor on those because i started before i found out about SEM.
and yes white will get dirty, it sucks, but its worth it to me for the look.
#54467, "RE: omhi2paintedinterior" In response to Reply # 12
i used duplicolor on the whole thing, and it has scratched in certain places, from trying to put the panels back in and them rubbing against the metal... but overall its holding up ok...
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