For Upper Interior Color Change!!!!

[Bourne2Shoot]

Check This link out if you are wanting to change the color of your upper interior.

Truck Parts and Truck Accessories

 

[HEMIBjörn]

Never used personally but it's well respected stuff.

 

[MegaMouseGW]

Using it to change the ugly brown in my truck to the nice grey that the rest of the interior is. I suggest doing one piece at a time, and n a sunny day. Also make sure to wash and dry the pieces first.

 

[HEMIBjörn]

Question- how thick a coat is it and how many layers do you do?

 

[MegaMouseGW]

I do several lite coats. Just as if I were painting the outside of my truck. It is easier to match the original color by using several lite coats than one heavy coat, not to mention that the paint will dry smoother with several lite coats instead of one heavy coat.
When using spray paint it is best to use several lite coats. Always wait between coats for the previous one to dry significantly before spraying on the next coat. 3 to 5 coats should be more than enough to get the color you want without runs. Remember one heavy coat will run while several lite coats will not.

 

[Bourne2Shoot]

Post pictures if you have completed so every one can see


Thanks

 

[MegaMouseGW]

Post pictures if you have completed so every one can see


Thanks

As soon as I get t done I will post a few pics for everyone. Not doing it fast just want it done right the first time.

 

[SublimeRT]

I used the colorbond 160 on my upper interior panels and it matches the factory charcoal pretty good. I wish it was a bit more durable though. I prepped and painted everything properly and the B pillars where the seat belt sometimes comes in contact with it had left some light scratches in it.

 

[SublimeRT]

I recovered the headliner in black microsuede fabric. I might just cover the B pillars in it rather than having to keep touching up the paint. My side is pretty much unscathed, but people that ride shotgun always manage to drag the belt across the thing.