Painted gauge surround red
11-29-2008, 04:10 PM
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Your dealer can get the real ones...
I got both for 20$...
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05163156AA JR = Bottle with "pen" 1/2 oz - 13$ (Rescue Green specific)
Like this:
05163157AA JR = Spray paint 5 oz - 13$ (Rescue Green specific)
Like this:
thank to neoxxis i found his old post....
this is from member FiveOff
this is from member castellar
this is from member Crystasb10
I got both for 20$...
Part numbers:
05163156AA JR = Bottle with "pen" 1/2 oz - 13$ (Rescue Green specific)
Like this:
05163157AA JR = Spray paint 5 oz - 13$ (Rescue Green specific)
Like this:
thank to neoxxis i found his old post....
this is from member FiveOff
this is from member castellar
this is from member Crystasb10
Last edited by blkpearl; 11-29-2008 at 04:35 PM.
12-01-2008, 04:20 AM
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Just so people know, places like paintscratch.com and automotivetouchup.com sell factory paint code spray can's in a 12.5oz size for around $20. More paint, less money, just watch and see what they get you for on shipping.
And I can't remember if I posted in this thread or not, but the red looks really good!
PS: For the tweeters, I'd like to see you pop off the cover, mask the center section and hit the outer circle with red, so it looks rather like your A/C vents. I did all mine in black, wasn't a huge difference, but it's noticeable, and masking them was pretty easy, small pieces of painters tape, then an exacto to trim just inside the lip and you're done. In red it would be a much more worthwhile project, but I was bored and wanted to play with it and see. Now I'm debating on whether or not to yank the dash/door panels and paint them black or have them shipped out to have them hydrographiced black.
And I can't remember if I posted in this thread or not, but the red looks really good!
PS: For the tweeters, I'd like to see you pop off the cover, mask the center section and hit the outer circle with red, so it looks rather like your A/C vents. I did all mine in black, wasn't a huge difference, but it's noticeable, and masking them was pretty easy, small pieces of painters tape, then an exacto to trim just inside the lip and you're done. In red it would be a much more worthwhile project, but I was bored and wanted to play with it and see. Now I'm debating on whether or not to yank the dash/door panels and paint them black or have them shipped out to have them hydrographiced black.
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12-01-2008, 07:52 AM
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since its sealed inside the clear plastic lens as long as you don't touch the part you are planning to paint you won't have to do any prep work. plus it's going right back in there so you don't have to worry about it scratching.atleast i didn't do any prep and i used spray paint for plastic surfaces
My black sahara even has red seat covers