Vinyl Paint.

[pimpalero2003]

i know u need to use sound deading material and it might be better if u place those speakers somewhere else

[DarkStar]

yeah, your probably right about the speakers.

and i was looking at getting some dynomat, but that stuff isent all that cheap..

[pimpalero2003]

u can get an underbody coating stuff with sound deadoner for like 2 bucks a can i have the film then i got this spray and it works pretty good u have to put 3 coats on but it works

[DarkStar]

Oh, ok i may have to try that out.

[Menace]

Dude from experience, dont paint your interior. I painted my interior and 3 months later I hated it. All the work and money on spray paint and I had to rebuy my interior peices for the car to look decent again. It looks ricer no matter how you do it unless you glass it. cost me around 250 dollars to get all the stock peices back in the car

[cavaliers60]

Well I'm clueless when it comes to "glassing" it.. Anyone in the Orlando area want to help???

[pimpalero2003]

mines been on for awhile im getting a new dash to glass then all my other pieces are getting glass

can anyone show me what glassing looks like? honestly ur gonna laugh but i have never heard of it but then i am new to this.

[clutch1]

This is fiberglassed.

I painted my trim pieces. It may be ricer but I like it. Eh, oh well.

[battistoni21]

i like that too, looks really good

[clutch1]

It probably won't turn out that good one's first time fiberglassing. From what I've read it's a lot of messy work first, then lots of sanding, lots and lots of sanding.
But you won't know till you try, which is what I plan to do someday. Maybe when it gets warmer out in the spring or something.

AftermathAlero (I think that's his name) has a lot of fiberglassing done in his car, and there's some good forums on the internet about doing it. Go read up and get the ideas down and stuff before you cosider trying to glass something.

Basically I've heard it's like hardcore paper mache. You get a base of resin on, or in some cases resin covered cloth (the cloth is the structure of glasses boxes n stuff) then you put on strips and layers of fiber glass chop mat (I think that's what it's called) and paint over them with resin until you have a sturdy structure. Then you do lots of sanding and stuff and I'm pretty sure you use some body filler, too.
That's the process, I'm pretty sure to glass a dash you'd take it out, cover it in tape and aluminum foil, glass it to make a mold, then glass the dash using that mold.

Or something, I dunno. I'm trying to explain things I know very little about here.

[cycanada]

I did it and it turned out ok, this is only the first coat tho and i used vinyl paint from Canadian tire (black) and silver paint from Canadian tire too but it wasnt for vinyl and it still worked good, what i would like to note tho is if you use a clear coat on the vinyl it WILL STICK LIKE A MOTHER.... this picture is the first coat we did, I didnt have time to finish it all in one day so i have to give it one more coat but it did turn out ok, excuse my dog, he spends more time in my car than I do,

[pimpalero2003]

if u didnt use the vinal die the shit will all flake off and always be sticky

[steve-o]

your car now hates you.

[ares89]

the car now matches the dog.. nifty

[Mr_Reed]

x_x
I'm never painting my interior...

[adam337]

was color matching the dog intentional? if so thumbs up to you sir.

[pimpalero2003]

i do think it looks good i hope u have a black car though or white

[cycanada]

haha thanks, he's a great pooch, gettin old tho . But the paint is actually silver, its just the way the light is it looks white and the car is silver too, its in rough shape and I just started to work on it, ill get a better pic over the weekend and the name of the paint cuz it does work out good.

[lonnie]

Sounds like to much work to think about painting the interior. However I do wish my interior was all one color like blace or beige, and not this two tone crap.