Interior
 

Hey...

I have the whole two tone interior bull****...

I want it to be all one color...preferably the dark charcoal color

how would i go about getting this done?

is it tan?

ugh.

Get some duplicolor interior paint, pull out all the body panels. get some black seats, and buy some charcoal or black carpet. that should about get it done.

uh... tan interior sucks...

My rec...

go to a junk yard... buy the black interior ya need... prolly get it relatively cheap...

Yeah. just watch out for the legless dog / hairy snake in the back seat.

I simply got the 03 Cobra seats (w/tan inserts) and it totally changed my "peanut butter" interior.

you have pictures 02LaserRedGT?

can you repost those pics... they got lost and I wanted to share em w/ someone... well repost in a new pic thread... dont wanna threadjack

dont mind the dirty floor mat

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...nterior001.jpg

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...nterior003.jpg

SUCCESS!

you did it...

I have never seen that in my life...

perfect job... looks awesome... the 1rst and only tan interior i have ever liked :beerchug:

thanks. The front seats came off a friend's 03 Cobra vert. He replaced them with Corbeaus so I got these. Still have the stockers in the rear but they match the tan suede inserts PERFECTLY, so it doesnt look bad at all.

I've looked for aftermarket seats to match the tan interior but couldnt find anything I liked. I wasnt sure how this would look but it turned out much better than expected. I've already gotten many compliments on them at a previous car show I attended. I'll eventually get the 03 rear seats but I'm in no hurry now. At least you guys get the idea how this look.

I took a different route with my tan interior....I hated it, so I changed it using Duplicolor paint. Still have to do the seats, carpet and headliner and I will be done. I'm going to get my friend to recover the seats with black leather and silver suede inserts, just like the Cobra seats, just a Whoooooooooole lot cheaper.

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Two tone interiors are sweet..Mine's is all black..:mad:..

RABBIT...that is exactly what i want to do...

list what u used and exactly how you did it

Patients.



I cant ever see me painting my interior, I rather find a set on ebay or something. But I would have to see yours in person rabbit. Like you would deff need a paint gun to have it look like factory. Any little "drips" or anything and your cars going to look like ass.

+1

thats why i said check junkyards

You would be correct, If he used a vinyl paint.
He didnt, he used a penetrating dye... works differently, also works on leather. So he literally dyed his vinyl black, like the factory would, he cant change it back(save finding tan vinyl/leather dye) or peel or chip the paint off, the vinyl IS that color now, not just the outside. However, the silver details he did (srs and Mustang) Might have been paint, and risk cracking... but its unlikely.
EDIT: Apparently I lied, and was thinking of someone else X_X using VHT stuff..

Clean the **** out of it with Rubbing Alcohol

Then use Duplicolor Adhesion promoter exactly how it says on the instructions.(vital step to keep from flaking/peeling)

Then I used Duplicolor "VInyl & Carpet" Paint. Several Coats.

I haven't cleared any of it yet. When I replace my heater core and have to take the entire dash out, I am going to repaint the entire dash. I painted it in the car so not all of the edges got a good coat of paint.

Just be sure to use steady strokes and you won't have any problem with running or dripping paint. Take your time and you can make it look damn good.

I still have a few areas to touch up, but I am going to wait until I get my carpet, and seats. That way pretty much everything will be out of the car and I can get everything perfect!

lol i wouldnt know even how to begin to take out the parts i want to paint...

and how the heck did u do it in ur car and not get overspray?

a **** load of news paper and tape.

my interior used to be tan also...

dyed the interior black and replaced the seats with racing seats.

http://stang.rmcd.net/websize/pic2.jpg


greg, its almost impossible to find parts for a mustang at a junk yard...


here's another
http://stang.rmcd.net/websize/pic6.jpg

Floppy..... I want your car............ :worship2: :worship2: :worship2:

Use dye.

any one know where i can get these products to make it work...and how would i go about gettin all of the dash pieces out...

Well, you don't.

Most people say the hardest thing to do on a Mustang is take the dash assembly out, so just paint it in the car...tape your windows and what not though.

Does the dash assembly not have to come out when the gauges are replaced? I see alot of folks with while gauges and what not...

just curious.. I've never researched it.

:google:

Nope, just a couple screws under the hump over the gauges. they come right out.

I'll be Damned!

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Any handy tutorials floating around? I may have to investigate this... :)

It's pretty Simple....

There are two bolts at the top of the gauge bezel, you pop those out and pull up and forward and the bezel will pop off. (don't forget to pull the headlight/ dimmer handle off first.)

After that, you will need a small ratchet with an extension and I believe there are 5 or 6 small bolts holding the gauge cluster in.

Pull the cluster out and unplug it and that's it.

Then to take the cover off there are several small bolts something like 6 or 8, just loosen em' up and pull em' off...


:breakdancesmilie:

Cool.. thanks. I found this http://www.mustangtuning.com/mustang-gauges-how-to.html

It mentions that some kits will need additional power. That sounds ugly.

:moreboost:

my guages needed to be tapped into another wire for power in order for them to turn the color ot blue...

all i did was take the red wire and soldered it to the white with brown striped wire or maybe the all brown wire and then grounded the black wire in a safe spot...not that hard

but my guages are up for sale if anyone wants them

BUT SERIOUSLY...TELL ME THE EXACT PRODUCTS, WHERE TO GET THEM, AND STEPS I SHOULD TAKE IN DOING THIS INTERIOR PAINTING