Removing lenses, dash bezel
Great Idea, thanks! And thanks to the rest of you also. The lenses came out easily. Now I can do this much easier.
A while back, I painted the area of the bezel that was the original beat up chrome with a chrome paint and the upper part of the bezel was an old looking wood grain sticker. I didn't like the look too much. So, my plan now is to paint the chrome part body color, and I took off the wood grain sticker and will paint that black. I used the Janvil plastic scratch remover on the lenses and they look pretty good.
The paint shop mixed up a can of the Viper Blue Pearl and put it in a spray can. I have already painted the engine bay, trunk and door jams the Viper Blue (and the exterior will be eventually). I painted the glove box trim the body color today to see how it would look. I like it. Here are a couple of pics. I will post the finished product next week if I get that far. I got it masked off tonight to paint the black. Lots of tape, corners, and curves.
I think the black in place of the wood grain will look better with my black and white interior.
Great Idea, thanks! And thanks to the rest of you also. The lenses came out easily. Now I can do this much easier.
A while back, I painted the area of the bezel that was the original beat up chrome with a chrome paint and the upper part of the bezel was an old looking wood grain sticker. I didn't like the look too much. So, my plan now is to paint the chrome part body color, and I took off the wood grain sticker and will paint that black. I used the Janvil plastic scratch remover on the lenses and they look pretty good.
The paint shop mixed up a can of the Viper Blue Pearl and put it in a spray can. I have already painted the engine bay, trunk and door jams the Viper Blue (and the exterior will be eventually). I painted the glove box trim the body color today to see how it would look. I like it. Here are a couple of pics. I will post the finished product next week if I get that far. I got it masked off tonight to paint the black. Lots of tape, corners, and curves.
I think the black in place of the wood grain will look better with my black and white interior.
