Dash kits?
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Macomb County, MI
I Kind of like the way it turned out even though it wasnt supposed to be that way lol. A lot of guys sand it down, add some body filler or a layer of fiberglass, then sand it smooth again. Its more work but turns out nice. Thats why I am only going to do the smooth surfaces in my truck, the WOODGRAIN. Yours looks good though!
Last edited by JMB3384; Apr 1, 2009 at 04:37 AM.
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From: South GA
Thats how I did my center bezel.
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Boston, MA
taking that out and painting it is a really good idea, i have some paint for my truck but knowing my dad he'll bitch about me wanting to do anything paint-wise to my truck
i wanted to get a fresh coat of white put on cuz theres spots all over that drive me CRAZY but he's like "it'll be around $2000 minimum" but yet he knows how to paint and used to own a body shop way back. just nowhere to do it and he doesnt know how the new paint is haha
and no wait in hell im going to maaco lol
i think I may try one of those center bezel covers from MRK
i wanted to get a fresh coat of white put on cuz theres spots all over that drive me CRAZY but he's like "it'll be around $2000 minimum" but yet he knows how to paint and used to own a body shop way back. just nowhere to do it and he doesnt know how the new paint is haha
and no wait in hell im going to maaco lol
i think I may try one of those center bezel covers from MRK
