Satin Silver Metallic trim pieces finally on
05-17-2003, 11:20 AM
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Satin Silver Metallic trim pieces finally on
Many thanks to GregD and KostaP for the trim pieces.
These were all originally the burlwood trim pieces that I painted with paint from http://www.paintworldinc.com/
These were all originally the burlwood trim pieces that I painted with paint from http://www.paintworldinc.com/
05-17-2003, 11:22 AM
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how the match of the paints? thats looks nice... are you going to get the rest of the pieces?
Paint matches perfectly. Not sure how much more I'm gonna do. I'm pretty happy with these pieces.
Paint matches perfectly. Not sure how much more I'm gonna do. I'm pretty happy with these pieces.
05-17-2003, 11:26 AM
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Originally posted by copyryte
Man NSXNext....that looks:wow:
That's exactly what I want to do also. How much did that cost you to do? And how long did it take?
Man NSXNext....that looks:wow:
That's exactly what I want to do also. How much did that cost you to do? And how long did it take?
It took me a few nights. Had to sand down the trim pieces with some fine sandpaper to make it bond. Pretty easy to do.
05-17-2003, 12:30 PM
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Originally posted by copyryte
I would do it myself
but I'm scared about breaking the trim pieces on the doors...don't you have to bread something in order to take them off?
I would do it myself
but I'm scared about breaking the trim pieces on the doors...don't you have to bread something in order to take them off?
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Originally posted by hellas
looks good man. didnt know you already got my peice
(couldnt post with my old name, this is kosta)
looks good man. didnt know you already got my peice
(couldnt post with my old name, this is kosta)
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SWEET NEIL!
GREAT CONTRASTING, NICE N' SMOOTH!
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Originally posted by got_3.2?
nsxnext- u think i would be able to buy a couple cans of this and paint my splitters? or is this paint just for small stuff?
nsxnext- u think i would be able to buy a couple cans of this and paint my splitters? or is this paint just for small stuff?
05-18-2003, 06:55 AM
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Originally posted by Darkshear
I want to do this as well but no one can tell me what paint to get to perfectly match SSM and make it bond right
NSX it looks phat dude, props to you!!
I want to do this as well but no one can tell me what paint to get to perfectly match SSM and make it bond right
NSX it looks phat dude, props to you!!
Color code: NH623M-A
Model: Acura TL
Year: ???
Order that and a can of the clear coat from the bottom of that page as well and you're done.
05-18-2003, 06:56 AM
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Originally posted by str8acura
how exactly did u sand the trim pieces? did u go from a lower grit to a higher grit? or u just used one high grit?
how exactly did u sand the trim pieces? did u go from a lower grit to a higher grit? or u just used one high grit?
05-18-2003, 05:11 PM
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Originally posted by NSXNEXT
I would do it myself but I'm scared about breaking the trim pieces on the doors...don't you have to bread something in order to take them off?
I would do it myself but I'm scared about breaking the trim pieces on the doors...don't you have to bread something in order to take them off?
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Originally posted by shloma
how did you get the trimming on the door off???
how did you get the trimming on the door off???
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so anyone ready to answer my questin yet i really want to work on the interior of my car, but i have no idea how to take the trim off of the door panels...help anyone?
i really want to work on the interior of my car, but i have no idea how to take the trim off of the door panels...help anyone?
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Originally posted by therockshow
that looks so sweet! i want to do it so bad, but i'm afraid of fudging it up myself, so maybe one day i'll do it. awesome job!
-david
that looks so sweet! i want to do it so bad, but i'm afraid of fudging it up myself, so maybe one day i'll do it. awesome job!
-david
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Originally posted by shloma
so anyone ready to answer my questin yet i really want to work on the interior of my car, but i have no idea how to take the trim off of the door panels...help anyone?
so anyone ready to answer my questin yet
i really want to work on the interior of my car, but i have no idea how to take the trim off of the door panels...help anyone?
See the round black things in the center of the door panel? Those are the rivets holding the wood trim pieces in.
Here's a pic of someone melting the rivets off with a soldering iron
Here's the entire process http://www.acura-tl.com/faq.htm#10c
05-20-2003, 12:28 PM
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looks sweet!
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