Speed_Machine

Im planning on changing the color of my dash bezels and the plastics around the shifter and etc. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how this would best be done. I was told by one person that there is a company that sells a plastic coating that you install with a hot air gun and it looks just as good as paint, but they couldnt remember the name of the manufacturer, and they dont know where to buy it. I would opt for that method since it is removeable, but im probably going to end up painting it. So i'm wondering whats the best way to prep the peices since it has a course texture. Then the next question would be is there any specific paint that works the best for painting interior peices?

Ryde _Or_Die

Please don't rice it up with paint and such. IE: no white, red, blue, etc. ok? Please keep it clean, try to go with aluminum or carbon fiber. Not the rice way.

spaz

nothing wrong in brining in color to the interior just dont go overboard like the ricers do.... but if you jsut add a little here and there it will look great

GLHS

Thats was soo ricy.....

icezero09

well to each there own... but that was too ricey for me... gota keep it clean lookin...

Ryde _Or_Die

Sorry but thats too ricey for me.

Amur_

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...&highlight=pod

Recent thread where I describe how I went about painting a gauge pod. It's easy.

Speed_Machine

Well actually all the plastics and the dash in the car are already dark blue from the factory. I was planning on making all the bezels and plastics black, cuz thats the way the interior of my thunderbird came stock, and it looks a bit better having a slight bit of contrast, than just having one solid color throughout. Maybe i shouldve clarified that in the beginning, but im not into having an interior that screams at ya. Im trying to make it look at bit classier like my T-Bird, so any help would still be appreciated.

West TX RX-7

What kind of paint (brand and type) do you recommend for repainting the center console arm rest? I repainted it flat black again with BBQ flat black paint thinking it would not come off on my arm but alas, it does get sticky and rub off on my arm.

What to do?

Juan

iTrader: (28)

Link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1876342343


I think thats the stuff your friend was talking about. Theres plenty of those kits in different colors. Check the sellers other auctions.

Rotary-Revolution

Just go to Auto-Zone and buy some "Dupli-Color" interior dye. It works great, I just did my center console and it's never rubbing off!