Interior Painting
 

Well, I just went out on a limb this week and painted some of my interior, and to my surprise, it turned out well (at least I think so)

This is just a photoshop of what it looks like now... It looks just like this

http://img367.imageshack.us/img367/4...ytfgszs2ic.jpg

Ill get the real pics up probably sunday or monday after the carshow

WTF, where did you even add paint?:confused:

Yeah ill take some photos at the carshow and give them to him..

is it that good? ;)



Everything was that dark charcoal grey color... I painted the center console, vents, the outside vents and housing, the middle housing that holds the shifter, and the opening door behind it all black.

I like it because it makes the center look duotoned. I dunno, I just think it looks better.

The center thing.. it isnt very dark atall in his car..

Oh, LMAO, use a gun or can?

can... turned out nice

Ill have t be the judge of that.. when I go see it on saturday..

Indeed, looks like you used a gun. Everytime I see someone use a can it comes out uneven and just realy cheap looking.

The image above was done in photoshop by me lol...

I would expect nothing less from paarman97maro's painting skills though lol. After all he was only painting at 2:30 in the mourning. :lolsign:

eh we can onlyhope..

Looks good, I personally don't like it when people paint it bright colors but that's subdue(sp) enough it makes it look better without going overboard.

that's only cause they suck at using a can. If you're good enough, you can do some nice stuff with the can.

the secret to any painting is cleaning 99% of the problems I see in interiors is fisheyes wich are caused by the crap people use to shine parts, bad part is to remove it from plastic takes alot of work (the cleaners that work eat plastic)