Texture

[AntiBling]

Is there a way to duplicate the factory texture?

[nebraskaz71]

yes

[AntiBling]

yes

You're a fountain of do it yourself knowledge aint ya?

[nebraskaz71]

i try

[mudpuppy]

texture of what? your quite the knowledge basin yourself...

[nebraskaz71]

haha

[Toolman]

texture of what? your quite the knowledge basin yourself...

I have to agree there Anti. What texture you talking about? What part are you working on?

[Grunmn]

probably the same texture that is on the dash and all of the plastic pieces

[AntiBling]

probably the same texture that is on the dash and all of the plastic pieces

:word: How many textures are there really? Theres cloth, theres the textured, and theres smooth for surfaces.

Just duplicate the factory crackling texture if I would fiberglass some custom pieces and want them to blend in.

[454ss]

I've seen it done before by interior repair guys that I used to call into my shop to repair collision and theft damage to the interiors, but I never did it myself, they would would match the factory grain on any plastic interior part perfect.

[addiction2bass]

i need some!!!!!! what is it... where can i find it? ;)

i need to try and match my OBS newer interior center dash black trim panel piece :) remolding my dash and would like to get it to look factoryish ;) same texture and even same color black and everything :D
can someone please help me out with how i can get this sucker to look factory?

[LyaecZ71]

There's stuff called SEM Spray Texture that matches our interiors pretty well. I haven't used it personally but there is a ton of use of it on www.HzEmall.com

[K5Carnage]

I do interior repair and I use graining pads (rubber pads with several different grains) to match up texts after repairs. search for Superior Restoration and you shall find answers. Good luck. :cheer: