i just basically pulled it apart gently. Had no idea what to do, so just wiggled on everything and looked for screws.
OH! here's the link for the spray i used, it says no need to prime and it won't chip. it dries flexible....
i got the paint from an auto store in my area, I used Sem vinyl cleaner first and then used duplicolor Vinyl and fabric spray-smoke silver color....
paint it like i did, http://www.cardomain.com/id/rollas only cost me $25 bucks cuz i did it my self
actually, our cars weigh between 50 and 100 pounds more.(depending on model). Still pretty close though.
nope no clear coat. It's been on since June, and no fading or chipping. plus it's easy to fix if anything should happen.
Hey thanks for the comments guys. The paint i used was called vinyl interior paint, they sell it at autozone i'm not sure of the brand though. I...
seriously, it only cost me like $25. I did it all my self. Was really easy, never had any painting or car experience so to say. probably the best...
well here's one pic of my interior. I hope this works.[img]
the is300 is definitely not a corolla. a corolla is an economy sedan while the is300 is a sports sedan. Meaning a good amount of hp and rear wheel...
Not trying to be mean or anything, but guys usually don't like "cute" things on their cars :D
it might work if you sanded it first and used an adhesive promoter. Pics will be up soon, i took them on monday just waiting for my dad to e-mail...
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hey did anyone else notice that after you take off your side moldings, sometimes when you close your door it sounds hollow? My car does it does...
IMO the best thing to do to change the color of your interior is to paint it. I painted mine last summer with a metallic smoke silver color. Looks...
I've got the silverstars in my low beams and they are amazing. I've got Hipers for my brights. Quick question though, you know how on the lexus'...
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