[OhSoFLY]

We were not fans of the ugly silver color on the interior and the ugly silver exterior valences so I did something about it.

PARTS LIST
2 can of body color code matched - $23 each
1 can of Flex fill primer - $9
1 can of adhesion promoter for plastic parts - $8
2 can of 2K clearcoat - $18 each

 

[Kooper]

hey thats alright, any installed pics?

 

[TrainTrax]

Would love to see installed pictures. I think this could look awesome, but I'd really like to see it.

 

[James]

Finish looks amazing, seems like it could be free of orange peel.

Since I like the idea of easily reverting back to bone stock, removing the trim to apply vinyl wrap is what i'd do.

 

[J.G]

We were not fans of the ugly silver color on the interior and the ugly silver exterior valences so I did something about it.

PARTS LIST
2 can of body color code matched - $23 each
1 can of Flex fill primer - $9
1 can of adhesion promoter for plastic parts - $8
2 can of 2K clearcoat - $18 each

Do you have any pics from the interior post trim work?

 

[OhSoFLY]

Front valence

Rear valence, wiper arm cover, smoked factory tails/3rd brake/reflectors

Interior parts

There is no orange peel. I only use paint mixed and put into rattle cans by the body shop supply

This is the ONLY clear I will ever use. At 18 bucks a can its worth every penny.

Next paint project I want to tackle is to use nightshades to make the chrome into black chrome.

 

[TrainTrax]

That looks great. Very impressed. And all for such a low price. I think it really makes the interior look a lot better.

 

[DustTrax]

It looks amazing after installation! Maybe you'll start a new trend with everyone and soon they'll have matching interior too.

 

[James]

That's impressive and just about in line with what some car makers already do... giving the Trax a modern updated feel, i'm sure the owner after you will like it a lot.

How durable is that finish?