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jcwoyame94

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All the speedster covers I see pictures of have a black trim on the inside towards the front seats and I was wondering what it is. Is it just black paint or is it some kind or actual trim that goes there. I bought a cover from saleen and it didn't come with any trim or anything and I'd like to make it just like a production saleen cover. If you have any close up pictures it would be helpful, thanks
 

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It's paint, semi-flat, the same as the underside. When I had mine repainted after dropping it in a rain storm, the body shop used a plastic paint, and I can't remember the name, but I think it was Seims or something like thay. I used the same brand when I painted by door panel inserts. It stays on and is real tough.


 

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My digital camera is down till this weekend....but I have a Black Speedster with flat black towards the inner of the cover and the regular Black clear coat on the rest of the cover. BIG Block is right...the flat black is a lot stronger paint and is resiliant to less scratches.
 
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bigblockgt said:
It's paint, semi-flat, the same as the underside. When I had mine repainted after dropping it in a rain storm, the body shop used a plastic paint, and I can't remember the name, but I think it was Seims or something like thay. I used the same brand when I painted by door panel inserts. It stays on and is real tough.


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thanks for the help. is it a smooth finish or does it have texture to it?
 

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No, the paint is just smooth, no texture.
 
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Well, it would depend on what year... mine doesn't have a completely "smooth" feel to it. Its like the side mirrors on the car with flat paint on it. That is the best way for me to discribe it to you.
 

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Wayne, that's just the feel of an unwaxed surface, put a little wax on it and it will feel smooooth!
 
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