Thanks! My twins enjoy riding in the car every chance they get!88gt said:Looks great!!! (diggin' the kiddy seats)My kid got to ride in the pony for a while before I got a DD...ALL of these look great guys..
mineralgsvt said:Thanks..
'86 SVO that I recovered in Black Leather, the netted Halos are out of an 80 something Escort, I think. Also covered them in Black Leather to match.
It will go up when you post in tech, they dont count posts in talkDigitalGhost said:hey I've got a stupid question..
Why is it that even though I'm posting, my post count is still at zero?
oh cool, thanks.SteedaGT9150 said:It will go up when you post in tech, they dont count posts in talk
be sure to prep very well, its probably the most important stepDigitalGhost said:Hey, new question. Those of you with black interiors, whose cars did not come stock black, what did you do to restore the interior.
I've toyed around with painting a few different parts with different paints.
I have done the shifter bezel with Krylon and Krylon Plastic paint, and both seem to scratch really easily.
Anyone have any advice on paints?
DigitalGhost said:Hey, new question. Those of you with black interiors, whose cars did not come stock black, what did you do to restore the interior.
I've toyed around with painting a few different parts with different paints.
I have done the shifter bezel with Krylon and Krylon Plastic paint, and both seem to scratch really easily.
Anyone have any advice on paints?
SEM is what I was considering. Did it turn out well? Where did you buy the paints?mineralgsvt said:Mine had a red interior...
Prep, prep, prep, and prep again..
I used SEM Cleaner, degreaser, and paints. Door panels are from 5.0 resto. Dash, console and rear quarter plastics are painted with the SEM paint.
Good Luck!