Painting the inside of a hard top???
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Painting the inside of a hard top???
Has anyone painted or rhino lined the inside of their hardtop? I can't stand the factory white. My interior is black and dark gray. Just a thought.
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Eric
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I did it this past Summer sanded down with medium grit sanding sponges wiped clean with alcohol taped off everything and sprayed. It took about 8 cans total for a nice dark even spread. It looks amazing compared to the nasty white that always seems to be dirty. Don't hesitate on doing this its well worth the effort.
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I did it this past Summer sanded down with medium grit sanding sponges wiped clean with alcohol taped off everything and sprayed. It took about 8 cans total for a nice dark even spread. It looks amazing compared to the nasty white that always seems to be dirty. Don't hesitate on doing this its well worth the effort.
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It's worth it.. I did it over the course of 3 days being the top was off and in the garage so I could move slowly. If you hustle you could bang this out in 1 day and let it dry overnight. The fumes in the cab would be terrible though.
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I did it this past Summer sanded down with medium grit sanding sponges wiped clean with alcohol taped off everything and sprayed. It took about 8 cans total for a nice dark even spread. It looks amazing compared to the nasty white that always seems to be dirty. Don't hesitate on doing this its well worth the effort.
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Originally Posted by fadeout
It's worth it.. I did it over the course of 3 days being the top was off and in the garage so I could move slowly. If you hustle you could bang this out in 1 day and let it dry overnight. The fumes in the cab would be terrible though.
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also, I wonder if it helps reduce cabin/wind noise due to (perhaps?) increased acoustic insulation? Maybe that's a stretch, but shouldn't should at leats a little, right? Looks bada$$ either way....