My new Interiror

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Keanen55

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This was inspired by a buddy's BMW interior. I thought why not do something different from the norm. Started out with the standard black cloth interior with that cheap looking wood grain trim, in which I HATE!

Finally had a few days to change up my interior. I found a leather kit, all 3 rows, on Ebay from a seller in Louisiana. Believe it or not $400 for all 3 rows! Pulled out all the wood grain trim pieces, sanded, primer, and spayed them the same color as the exterior. As you can see, put in the titanium gray leather interior. It took a little time, but I think it came out real nice. The leather kit fits like a glove! :party36:

Tomorrow, going to try to figure out how to wire up my aftermarket set heater. What do you guys think?
 

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I like the contrast!
 

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Interesting. Looks wonderful.

Doing a leather interior is not for wussies.

I know cause I done one ;)

Please share tips on how you did the painting.

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Also how you do the console lid?
 
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I like the contrast!

Thanks!

---------- Post added at 06:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:23 PM ----------

Interesting. Looks wonderful.

Doing a leather interior is not for wussies.

I know cause I done one ;)

Please share tips on how you did the painting.

---------- Post added at 09:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:28 PM ----------

Also how you do the console lid?


As far as painting the trim pieces. A light sanding or scuff pad. Spayed with an adhesion promoter. Sprayed a couple coats of plastic primer. 2-3 coats of top coat. Finished with 2-3 coats of clear with a hardener. Of course sand and polish and done deal!

The center console was the easiest part. Unscrew it to remove it from the console (about 12 screws total). Once you take it apart, GM used staples to secure the cover. So not biggie at all! It's a lot easier than it looks!

Thanks
 

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I love it, exceptally the painted trim. Everything really looks as if it goes together.

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I love it, exceptally the painted trim. Everything really looks as if it goes together.

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Thanks! I was a little nervous at first. But told myself, If I don't like it I can always change it back!
 

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Looks awesome. You just may inspire me to cover up my wood grain that I had so much
 

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Looks good, Im diggin that contrast. Am I the only one here that actually likes the wood trim?..
 

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