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Reply With QuoteYes you can do that by using interior paint and not sanding the factory grain out of the parts. All you have to do is clean the parts really good with soap and water, then let them dry out, then paint.
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This is a discussion on Painting the dash but keeping the stock look? within the Interior Tech forums, part of the General Discussion category; IS there anyway you can paint your interior peices but still let them look like they came that color stock? ...
IS there anyway you can paint your interior peices but still let them look like they came that color stock? (not sure if that makes sence) but say i wanted a BMW color scheme with brown and black in my truck and i wanted the interior to look like it came stock that way not glossy like the paint on the body of the truck. is there a way to paint while maintaining a stock look?
Yes you can do that by using interior paint and not sanding the factory grain out of the parts. All you have to do is clean the parts really good with soap and water, then let them dry out, then paint.
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I wish people were like slinkys, fun to play with but when I get bored I can push them down the stairs.
but for the love of god, don;t make it look like that interior
1989 gmc sierra, 383 LT1 stroker, T56 , spec stage 3, eaton 4:10 posi, PST bushings,kp 6 link, conti's, the usual air stuff, some nice smooth imodium green sealer, some old 17's and BAM...a money pit!
Use SEM rattle can paints......colors are perfect and the sheen (sp?) is just right too.
are you trying to spell "shine"? lolOriginally Posted by CKTA
CKTA is right.
SEM gives sheen (factory look), not shine (like your paint finish), and does well from the spray can or paint gun.
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