Interior Question (whatchyathink?)
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Interior Question (whatchyathink?)
I have the parchment interior with the fake wood trim. The trim is driving me up the wall. I can't stand that wood anymore. Do you think that replacing it with the titanium/ silver peices from a black interior car would look good in place of the wood?
Do you know if you can buy it?
thanks peeps!!
Do you know if you can buy it?
thanks peeps!!
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I also have BLK/ Parchment and in my opinion titanium won't look right on your light colored parchment. Now, it looks looks tight as hell on black... hey why not just dye your parchment leather to black 
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Maybe if it was a dark titanium or almost gunmetal it would look hot. Or you acn paint it like a champagne beige. They're easy to take off. I painted mine silver and I'm thinking of taking them off again to change the color to a different shade of silver..this time by a body shop.
They're easy to take off. I painted mine silver and I'm thinking of taking them off again to change the color to a different shade of silver..this time by a body shop.
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this is why black is the shit. i couldnt have the tan interior. just take them off and paint them. not like the lil ricer kids of course! a nice paint job. paint them the outside color of the car
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Originally posted by soopa
personally i think the aluminum looks better in parchment then in black... look in cars like BMW and Infiniti for examples of that fact.
personally i think the aluminum looks better in parchment then in black... look in cars like BMW and Infiniti for examples of that fact.
that is what i was thinkin! Bimmer does that, right?
langjae Maybe if it was a dark titanium or almost gunmetal it would look hot. Or you acn paint it like a champagne beige. They're easy to take off. I painted mine silver and I'm thinking of taking them off again to change the color to a different shade of silver..this time by a body shop.
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Originally posted by Loseit
that is what i was thinkin! Bimmer does that, right?
How did you do it and does it look like it is "original" if you know what i mean...it shouldnt look getto and and it shouldnt come off!
that is what i was thinkin! Bimmer does that, right?
How did you do it and does it look like it is "original" if you know what i mean...it shouldnt look getto and and it shouldnt come off!
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if you want to do it the econ or DIY way... buy spray cans of the colour you want.. and clear coating.
take off the trims and paint them yourself... or get films and wrap them...
i have friends that have done carbon fibre film for their bimmers.. and a few civics that have done DIY for their car as well... its also good to have friend in the bodyshop... they'll do a nice job i plan on painting mine either red or silver when my buddy has the time 
take off the trims and paint them yourself... or get films and wrap them...
i have friends that have done carbon fibre film for their bimmers.. and a few civics that have done DIY for their car as well... its also good to have friend in the bodyshop... they'll do a nice job
i plan on painting mine either red or silver when my buddy has the time
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