I was pretty tired of the stock black, so I painted it gunmetal/something. Put on 2 coats of primer, 4 coats of paint, and 4 coats of clear coat. I had it for about 2 months and no problems with cracking or anything else. Pics are on my web page, dont be affraid to sign my guest book

 

Nice looking dash. You car look like mine, with only half a kit.

 

whoa that looks really good.. its all sparkly too..

 

Nice job....

Now, why weren't you at the meet today at Johnson Park?!?


Erik

 

looks alright! a friend of mine got a spray can of chameleon paint that i am going to use to do my dash trim

 

That looks great! What type of paint did you use?

 

tired that first, I hated the look of it, and the paint chiped bad.
Eric I had to work yesterday , couldnt come to the meet.
I got the paint at home depot for like 3.98
AS you can see I had to take apart the climate controls which wasent reallt all bad, I also changed the bulbs to red

 

The dash looks fantastic bro. If I didn't have wood grain I would do that to mine. Have you though about doing your gear shifter bezel, instrument cluster bezel and or maybe your window switch bezels?

Just an idea

 

Wow, excellent work. Nicely done indeed. If I didn't already have the carbon fiber dash kit, I would try this.

 

not bad!
But i still like my Brushed aluminum dash kit better

Ant

 

How does the dash feel when its really hot... does it get sticky?? but nice dash!

 

looks good.

 

the dash does not feel sticky when its hot, it feel fine, no problem with scratches or anything. I did the vents in the dash and will be doing the door stuff and the bezel.

 

I painted mine a while back using a plastic laquer paint from a company called SEM. they have plastic paint and bumper paint. Both will work and the paint is flexable so it won't crack. It was done over a year ago with no probs. You can kinda se it in these pics:
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...=181080&page=3