The official: Post your interior thread
#51
06-02-2008, 07:35 AM
RE: The official: Post your interior thread
Not great shots but it gives you an idea.
White dials where standard here in the UK on the Sport Quattro model (Facelift A4's) the ally rings and carbon are not.
White dials where standard here in the UK on the Sport Quattro model (Facelift A4's) the ally rings and carbon are not.
#55
06-02-2008, 05:37 PM
RE: The official: Post your interior thread
ORIGINAL: UpstateNYA4
That looks really good actually - the contrast adds to the look. I like it and wouldn't change it.
That looks really good actually - the contrast adds to the look. I like it and wouldn't change it.
#56
06-02-2008, 08:42 PM
RE: The official: Post your interior thread
ORIGINAL: thepirate
yeah i'm going to leave it. it doesnt really bother me that its a little lighter....
ORIGINAL: UpstateNYA4
That looks really good actually - the contrast adds to the look. I like it and wouldn't change it.
That looks really good actually - the contrast adds to the look. I like it and wouldn't change it.
what paint did you use? How did you do it, my handles are the same way and I want to do them this summer along with some other interior work.
#57
06-02-2008, 09:28 PM
RE: The official: Post your interior thread
ORIGINAL: CAB509
what paint did you use? How did you do it, my handles are the same way and I want to do them this summer along with some other interior work.
ORIGINAL: thepirate
yeah i'm going to leave it. it doesnt really bother me that its a little lighter....
ORIGINAL: UpstateNYA4
That looks really good actually - the contrast adds to the look. I like it and wouldn't change it.
That looks really good actually - the contrast adds to the look. I like it and wouldn't change it.
what paint did you use? How did you do it, my handles are the same way and I want to do them this summer along with some other interior work.
i used this paint. i took my handles out of the door panel. removed all the switches. used some
with a little bit of elbow grease all the paint came off. then i soaked them in hot soapy water rinsed them dried them and took some compressed air and dried out the holes where the switches go. then i painted. turned out way better than i was expecting. i even lightly sanded a nick out of one of the handles. its farely easy, the hard part is finding paint that somewhat matches. i bought two cans and sprayed one of the handles half and half and held it up to the door...the other stuff i got was to white. so i went with "pebble".
post picks when you're done!
#58
06-02-2008, 10:54 PM
RE: The official: Post your interior thread
ORIGINAL: thepirate
i used this paint. i took my handles out of the door panel. removed all the switches. used some
with a little bit of elbow grease all the paint came off. then i soaked them in hot soapy water rinsed them dried them and took some compressed air and dried out the holes where the switches go. then i painted. turned out way better than i was expecting. i even lightly sanded a nick out of one of the handles. its farely easy, the hard part is finding paint that somewhat matches. i bought two cans and sprayed one of the handles half and half and held it up to the door...the other stuff i got was to white. so i went with "pebble".
post picks when you're done!
ORIGINAL: CAB509
what paint did you use? How did you do it, my handles are the same way and I want to do them this summer along with some other interior work.
ORIGINAL: thepirate
yeah i'm going to leave it. it doesnt really bother me that its a little lighter....
ORIGINAL: UpstateNYA4
That looks really good actually - the contrast adds to the look. I like it and wouldn't change it.
That looks really good actually - the contrast adds to the look. I like it and wouldn't change it.
what paint did you use? How did you do it, my handles are the same way and I want to do them this summer along with some other interior work.
i used this paint. i took my handles out of the door panel. removed all the switches. used some
with a little bit of elbow grease all the paint came off. then i soaked them in hot soapy water rinsed them dried them and took some compressed air and dried out the holes where the switches go. then i painted. turned out way better than i was expecting. i even lightly sanded a nick out of one of the handles. its farely easy, the hard part is finding paint that somewhat matches. i bought two cans and sprayed one of the handles half and half and held it up to the door...the other stuff i got was to white. so i went with "pebble".
post picks when you're done!
Thanks. I'll post pics when I do it. I have a ton of little things i want to do to my car since I've decided to keep her basically stock for now.
#59
06-03-2008, 04:18 PM
RE: The official: Post your interior thread
^^yeah plus if you are low on cash (like me) its a cheap easy way to do something to your car and it satisfies a little of the modding hunger...although its not really a mod but you know what i mean.
