Pewter interior pieces or aluminum trim?
01-23-2005, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by MeenZ28
Paint the pieces aluminum... wait, what was the question again?
1. I paint my interior pieces pewter
2. I purchase an aluminum trim package, and install it, instead of painting my interior pieces pewter.
01-23-2005, 09:05 PM
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Ah gotcha 
Well my first choice would be to have them painted. But if you do that have them professionally done. Other wise you're never going to match that color. If you can't get them painted then go for the aluminum. But either way should be a vast impovement over the stock interior.
Well my first choice would be to have them painted. But if you do that have them professionally done. Other wise you're never going to match that color. If you can't get them painted then go for the aluminum. But either way should be a vast impovement over the stock interior.
01-23-2005, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by MeenZ28
Ah gotcha Well my first choice would be to have them painted. But if you do that have them professionally done. Other wise you're never going to match that color. If you can't get them painted then go for the aluminum. But either way should be a vast impovement over the stock interior.
Well my first choice would be to have them painted. But if you do that have them professionally done. Other wise you're never going to match that color. If you can't get them painted then go for the aluminum. But either way should be a vast impovement over the stock interior.I've been looking at the 2005 GTO's, but I'm going to try and improve my interior first.
01-24-2005, 12:36 AM
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paint pewter. Try going to places that sell stock colors for paint for shops and stuff, and you will be able to match it, though you may have to buy a spraygun. You might be able to do it with an airbrush if you can get thee right paint... It doesn't have to be absolutly perfectly matched, though, beecause unless its actually touchiong something with the stock paint on it, if you get the color close enough, no one will be able to tell its not quite it.
01-24-2005, 12:37 AM
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Originally Posted by camaro94
paint pewter. Try going to places that sell stock colors for paint for shops and stuff, and you will be able to match it, though you may have to buy a spraygun. You might be able to do it with an airbrush if you can get thee right paint... It doesn't have to be absolutly perfectly matched, though, beecause unless its actually touchiong something with the stock paint on it, if you get the color close enough, no one will be able to tell its not quite it.
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