Here's a picture taken at night. You can see how much more reflective it is.
After one week of owning my car, I got a couple of scratches when some retards tried to install my deck. Ever since then, I've been thinking about painting it. 1 year later I finally got around to doing it.
I used spray paint for model cars because of the quality of paint and the smoothness of the finish. I went for a stock like finish and achived it by spraying about 7 light coats from about 1 foot away.
Paint used - Tamiya Spray can
Color - Light gunmetal
Result - Paint came out smooth and the color contains a lot of metal flake therefore producing a much more contrast and a nice metallic look.
EDIT. Top pic is before and bottom pic is after
Last edited by i-WERKS; 09-24-2003 at 07:38 AM.
Here's a picture taken at night. You can see how much more reflective it is.
close up shows the metal flake in the paint.
EDIT. Top pic is before and bottom pic is after
that is nice. looks a lot better than stock.
yeah, the gunmetal color is sweet.
nice.
if i every get around to it, i'm going to paint mine DARK gunmetal.
why Honda chose to have one small part of the dash a completely different color is beyond me.
it looks SO out of place.
i like that color. nice work. maybe little darker color would been better
Hey! Good job!
nice job. the brushed aluminum look is really cool
Did you use a primer?
How many cans of Tamiya spray did you use? Did you sand/primer too? Just curious bc I can get Tamiya spray cans cheap, I work in a hobby shop :D
I only needed one can and I still have some left. I didn't use primer, just sanded it down and painted it.
I want to do this! Does any one know how to remove the vents in the center console? Also does any one know how to remove the lock switch and the door lever?
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