Post your custom interior pictures....

[crxlvr]

whats up with the DC shoe logo?

[90civicrider]

Here's Mine

[discented]

these look awsome, sorry for the late response, but just got outta work. did you all have to sand the textured pieces down b4 painting?

[toontowncivic]

mine...well used to be! STOLEN!!!

[Melt]

ive always loved toontown's interior.

[toontowncivic]

Originally posted by Melt
ive always loved toontown's interior.

thanks, but you know I still envy that you have 2 more doors than me! haha

[ci5ic]

Originally posted by discented
these look awsome, sorry for the late response, but just got outta work. did you all have to sand the textured pieces down b4 painting?

Yes, you have to sand them, but you don't have to sand off the orange peel texture unless you really want to... Sanding is mainly so that the primer will adhere to the surface, so I did it on all the pieces, regardless of wether they are textured or not... Orange peel still shows through nicely on mine...

[Z Babe]

Originally posted by toontowncivic
mine...well used to be! STOLEN!!!

Ooooo, that's the steering wheel I want! Where did you get it, and all of your blue trim, door handle, etc.?

[Z Babe]

Originally posted by Z Babe

Ooooo, that's the steering wheel I want! Where did you get it, and all of your blue trim, door handle, etc.?

Oops . . . I guess I should read more next time . . . duh! So, how about the steering wheel?

[Rufes1]

damn 90civicrider's looks clean as! Nice work m8

[Z Babe]

Originally posted by ci5ic

Yes, you have to sand them . . .

I screwed mine panels up really bad using sandpaper that was apparently too coarse -- and the paint kept scratching off. What you would recommend using, including paint?

[eklipz]

Ahh, I could never do that to the interior of my car, or any car for that matter. If I did it would have to be with two colors that arent too dramatic in the color range. Like have a white and a light grey or something. But even then. But to those who did it, to each his own, and props on the hard work and doing it right.

[tbk49]

Originally posted by eklipz
Ahh, I could never do that to the interior of my car, or any car for that matter. If I did it would have to be with two colors that arent too dramatic in the color range. Like have a white and a light grey or something. But even then. But to those who did it, to each his own, and props on the hard work and doing it right.

thats what i was trying to do but i couldnt find a light enough grey...i wanted to do the whole door white but for cleaning purposes I made it grey

[90civicrider]

If your going to sand use at leased a 500 grit paper.
I highly suggest using Krylon Fusion no sanding, no primeing, or no clear coat. Seriously this stuff is the shit!!!! It Bonds to the plastic after 7 days, wont even peal off if you cut it up with an exacto knife.

I'm in the stanges right now of redoing all the peices with this paint.

[Z Babe]

Originally posted by 90civicrider
If your going to sand use at leased a 500 grit paper.
I highly suggest using Krylon Fusion no sanding, no primeing, or no clear coat. Seriously this stuff is the shit!!!! It Bonds to the plastic after 7 days, wont even peal off if you cut it up with an exacto knife.

I'm in the stanges right now of redoing all the peices with this paint.

Damn! That's some serious paint. Thanks! Is it sold in retail stores, or specialty shops?