Does anyone have any pictures of this being sprayed over the sound deadening goop? I'm considering leaving it in and I'm thinking that it being all black, that it might not stand out that much.

 

Ive seen pictures of it on other threads and my personal opinion is it looks like crap, even when black. If you are going to take the time to do the liner I would take the little bit of extra time and get the goop up, but thats just my personal opinion

 

Agree 100%

 

I started the process of removing the sound deadening goop and found a process that is working pretty good. I took up the passenger front in about 15 minutes. I used a needle gun at a low angle and it came right up and then sanded with a hand sander and primed with paint. All said and done in about 25 minutes.

I just did the rear passenger areas and was done in an hour with everything.

 

this came out awesome! great job

 

Does anyone have a list of tools and spare parts required for the interior removal and replacement. For example, replace,ent plastic

 

X2 I just did the the spray yesterday and can't find any replacement platic push rivits to replace the door trim plastics.

 

I did this with Black last year and Im thinking of color matching my kids Island Edition.


How is the color holding up? any fade?


When you did the rear hatch you left all the carpet on? or did you remove it?

 

Very nice. Great work. U wanna do mine lol

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They are some times called christmas tree push rivets/pins. I found some replacement ones at lowes in the bolts section. It was in a pull out drawer called automotive. They were for another make of car so there not identical and a bit shiny. They also sell them at auto stores. If your stupid rich you can get them at the dealers service department for about $3 a piece.