are those evodave headlights? i <3 the way they look...i think im gonna do my interior like yours and see how it matches with the carbon fiber pieces

 

Click the links in my sig, 15% tint.

 

That looks great, did you do any prep to the metal?

 

It's done now, i'll get updated pictures once i'm back in town.

 

Yes, Evodave did the headlights.

 

Thanks for all the compliments everyone, makes this all worth while

 

that looks bad ***....all black is so sexy IMO...

 

even if it says no prep needed, ya still should, i used krylon plastic paint, i scuffed my interior and its help for the last year.

 

I do custom interiors on the side for some extra cash and I LOVE Duplicolor for plastic parts and cloth but for the vinyl I use Moleculbond because it leaves more of a nice satin finish that looks alot more factory. The best part about the dye is that you dont have to worry about it matching up if you put another coat on it because it all dries the same and you can't tell if you sprayed it or not if you did it good the first time.

 

looks clean on a TB...but i think im gonna keep my MR CF goodies the way they are

 

OMG I love the all black look on teh EVO its so badass, damn thats hella tight looking. Did you have the stock rims sand blasted and painted black? Im doing my other stock set this week for about $450 it should look nice on mine(although its silver)

 

im doing it tomorrow....i really like the whole night rider look...i want everything black including my brembos. but first thing is first blue inserts in the seats and dash and panels. looks good

 

We tried the Dupli-Color interior paint on my GF's SRT-4 first and it doesn't hold up that well. It chips and flakes off even after the surface was prepped. We like the Krylon Fusion plastic paint much better for the interior pieces. She was going to use the Dupli-Color on the headliner but decided not to after seeing how bad it chipped from the pillars. We are in the process of getting fabric to recover her headliner and do it the right way. I am doing my Evo next.

Thanks for the write up!

 

I had never thought of doing that.. It looks really good though

 

anyone know what to use to remove this paint? lets just say it didn't go as well as hoped when i painted my pieces and now i have to remove the paint and redo it.