Anyone painted interior parts to match exterior of jeep?
01-21-2011, 04:51 PM
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Be sure to clean each piece first, and if you want it to look nice, wet sand the texture down as far as you can, prime it twice, lightly sand that, then paint it, clear it, and snap the peices back in, each step you leave out will drop the quality of the finished peice, been there, done that, bought the tshirt.
Be sure to clean each piece first, and if you want it to look nice, wet sand the texture down as far as you can, prime it twice, lightly sand that, then paint it, clear it, and snap the peices back in, each step you leave out will drop the quality of the finished peice, been there, done that, bought the tshirt.
First, After you primed it, did you wet sand it or sand it?
Second, Did you sand the doors as well as the interior to the point it was smooth, or is it all still textured. I couldn't tell from the pictures?
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Be sure to clean each piece first, and if you want it to look nice, wet sand the texture down as far as you can, prime it twice, lightly sand that, then paint it, clear it, and snap the peices back in, each step you leave out will drop the quality of the finished peice, been there, done that, bought the tshirt.
Be sure to clean each piece first, and if you want it to look nice, wet sand the texture down as far as you can, prime it twice, lightly sand that, then paint it, clear it, and snap the peices back in, each step you leave out will drop the quality of the finished peice, been there, done that, bought the tshirt.
First, After you primed it, did you wet sand it or sand it?
Second, Did you sand the doors as well as the interior to the point it was smooth, or is it all still textured. I couldn't tell from the pictures?
Thanks.
01-21-2011, 06:07 PM
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I'm pretty sure that is the previous generation of the billet shifter knobs made by RealWheels. Here is a link to their new generation
http://www.quadratec.com/products/13040_3242.htm
http://www.quadratec.com/products/13040_3242.htm
01-21-2011, 06:12 PM
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01-21-2011, 07:58 PM
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01-22-2011, 07:11 AM
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Let me you know if you have any questions and ill try to explain it better
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01-22-2011, 09:56 AM
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Yes, First remove the top of the dash (where my daystar panel is) Then removed the two AC heat rings by turning them, then remove the Front Dash, then remove the stereo. The first three pics below is with the grey accents, the last pic is after being removed
Let me you know if you have any questions and ill try to explain it better
Let me you know if you have any questions and ill try to explain it better
http://www.quadratec.com/Assets/Installation/125490.pdf
After that though, how did you remove the sides of the dash? Just pull? Or are there bolts?
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01-22-2011, 10:01 AM
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Thanks. I found some radio installation directions and it shows how to remove the center dash, AC rings, top of the dash.
http://www.quadratec.com/Assets/Installation/125490.pdf
After that though, how did you remove the sides of the dash? Just pull? Or are there bolts?
http://www.quadratec.com/Assets/Installation/125490.pdf
After that though, how did you remove the sides of the dash? Just pull? Or are there bolts?