ep pilot
09-18-2003, 12:02 AM
I was just wondering, I've been getting more anal about my care of late, and just thought about something. I love my Satin Silver & all, I mean I got it because my previous car was black & I didn't want to go through that song & dance ever again, eventhough the black Ep3's are my favorite. White, well if your not into the whole JDM thing, IMO white on the Ep3 is like ehh... Please no offense to anyone thats got a white Ep3. I liked the blue....but this raises my topic in question here. I really got my Satin Silver SI because the interior trim matches the exterior (almost) I'm getting my front bumper cover re-done in a month, and am going to have the hood-squirters (mabey) <C/F hood might be pending> painted along with the center dash trim and the silver door trim, because the sun has started to bleach them a bit, also I think I would like it better with clear coat????
My point is, I would have gotten a blue Ep3 if I was thinking what I'm thinking now about painting the o.e.m. silver interior trim to match the exterior. But hey...... I love how the silver stays clean forever, nicks and scratches are hardly visible, I might have about 20-30 nicks in the hood from freeway commuting, but you wouldnt know it.
Has anyone with a white, euro yellow, or VBP EP3 painted their factory silver trim to match? if so I would love to see a picture of that, I bet it looks pretty nice. Again, Im talking about keeping an o.e. appearance, balance is everything. I'm not talking about all of the ricer interior jobs people did in the late 80's & 90's where they painted the vents, door handles, instrument binnacle etc... just the stock (silver) trim.
-Ryan
My point is, I would have gotten a blue Ep3 if I was thinking what I'm thinking now about painting the o.e.m. silver interior trim to match the exterior. But hey...... I love how the silver stays clean forever, nicks and scratches are hardly visible, I might have about 20-30 nicks in the hood from freeway commuting, but you wouldnt know it.
Has anyone with a white, euro yellow, or VBP EP3 painted their factory silver trim to match? if so I would love to see a picture of that, I bet it looks pretty nice. Again, Im talking about keeping an o.e. appearance, balance is everything. I'm not talking about all of the ricer interior jobs people did in the late 80's & 90's where they painted the vents, door handles, instrument binnacle etc... just the stock (silver) trim.
-Ryan