painted interior!!! what do ya think? opinions?
06-18-06, 08:51 PM
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um... wtf?... really not my cup of tea... i thought this thread would be about removing paint from the interior from a previous ricer owner.... oh well..
06-23-06, 08:17 PM
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well, I guess it's not the style alot of people would choose, but i'm going to make it match, because i'm buying a lot of interior stuff that matches with the blue, especially the seats! 
just tryna get some opinions! thans for ur comments by the way!
just tryna get some opinions! thans for ur comments by the way!
06-23-06, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by jdmsuper7
Nice job, but its still a lil ricey... I'm surprised this thread has stayed so civil
i do have to say nice job on the painting but the color is a lil light for my taste. but finish the job and post some more pics so we can see the results.
06-23-06, 10:24 PM
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haha ya u guys must think it's ricer lookin at it from outside, but don't worry it's not. I was actually thinking of making it a darker blue, and painting over these panels, so the darker blue, would kinda sit in with the rest of the blue interior. but i'm currently pretty dam busy doing my engine swap, it's ben frikkin two days, rewiring the vacuum lines, and replacing parts from the old engine to the new one
06-23-06, 10:24 PM
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haha ya u guys must think it's ricer lookin at it from inside, but don't worry it's not. I was actually thinking of making it a darker blue, and painting over these panels, so the darker blue, would kinda sit in with the rest of the blue interior. but i'm currently pretty dam busy doing my engine swap, it's ben frikkin two days, rewiring the vacuum lines, and replacing parts from the old engine to the new one
06-23-06, 10:28 PM
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tsk tsk tsk............ whatever makes you happy....... but seriously though....... *barf*
do you know why the dashboard in a tan interrior FD is still black? Reflection, that idiot light guage is going ot be a bitch in sunlight. Also that bright inside a car anyhwere is ............... ugh, you have pretty bad taste IMO.
do you know why the dashboard in a tan interrior FD is still black? Reflection, that idiot light guage is going ot be a bitch in sunlight. Also that bright inside a car anyhwere is ............... ugh, you have pretty bad taste IMO.
06-23-06, 10:35 PM
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well, I did say it was just a test!!! I asked for suggestions like what color to paint it instead. I could easily sand them down, and paint them another color, like shiney black. so ya give me suggestions guys
06-23-06, 10:48 PM
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alright, yea i'm thinkin bout goin for shiney, or matte black, i'll put up pics If I paint it again, after I get the dam swap done! I've been waiting so eagerly to get this car running!! haha no fun being able to drive it for like 10 minutes with a coolant leak!!
06-24-06, 05:10 AM
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That blue is really heinous. If you want to do something tasteful, just do a "black and blue" theme--instead of a multi-color "blue" theme. When you're working with an actual color like blue (instead of a chromatic setup), it's best to be as subtle as possible.
Here are a few pic of what I did to my old blue interior:
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The less you play on the color blue, the better, IMO.
Here are a few pic of what I did to my old blue interior:
[/QUOTE]The less you play on the color blue, the better, IMO.