This is my favorite thread on mud!
Some Pics From Tonight
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I love white.
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But it's Dune Beige. Pretty close to white compared to red though eh.
That looks so great!
I got hit with that paint issue as well on the repaint of my truck.......it goes on strange too.
I got hit with that paint issue as well on the repaint of my truck.......it goes on strange too.
That's right, I remember now. I guess those pictures make it look more white.
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Put the gauge cluster back together, and installed a door panel.
Not quite sure about the door panel though.
Not quite sure about the door panel though.
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That gauge cluster looks great.
Did you paint it to look like wood grain or did you have one made up like that?
Did you paint it to look like wood grain or did you have one made up like that?
the dash parts look great... I agree with you about the door panel... but if you are one that likes all the interior trim to match then leave it... I think all black for the trim on the doors would look better... just my .02...
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A fella here in Abbotsford that does ceramic coating (Rocket Cermacoat) is now doing liquid transfer printing as well, had it done there.
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Sweet, it really spruces up the interior a lot.
Its a nice touch.
Its a nice touch.
the cluster is awesome, the door not so much.
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agreed. The wood look just doesnt fit in that situation.
Just spent my lunch hour running through this thread. Awesome & inspiring thread for all us Mudders. Keep up the great work!
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Ya the more i look at the door the more i think it either needs more or none.
I am not happy with the way the dye covers the striped cloth so i may do something with it and the handle or both.
I will say though it does look a bit better in person and a s*** load better than stock but still.
Thanks for your honest opinions guys.
I am not happy with the way the dye covers the striped cloth so i may do something with it and the handle or both.
I will say though it does look a bit better in person and a s*** load better than stock but still.
Thanks for your honest opinions guys.
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I reaaly hope you didn't take my opinion as a knock because you really are doing a fantastic job... I just don't personally care for the wood on the door fixtures.
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WOW I dont know what to say I love it ..... well everything but the door panels 
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Not at all, i am not really thrilled with the look of the doors either.
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Hi-jack!!!!
How do you like your BERG?
How do you like your BERG?
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I LOVE IT!
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Seems like a step back but i pulled the dash out to change the pad and lower portion that i painted.
The pad i pulled out was in better shape than the one i was going to install so i decided to paint it and put it back in.
Was looking at the cracks in it and thought i would try to fix it up a bit.
I had some urethane bumper filler on hand so i gave it a try.
Mixed some up, spread it on packing it into the crack, taped over it, added a weight and an hour later sanded it down.
Looks a whole lot better than before, filled in the cracks and divot and is holding down the edges.
Will post up a pic or two when painted.
The pad i pulled out was in better shape than the one i was going to install so i decided to paint it and put it back in.
Was looking at the cracks in it and thought i would try to fix it up a bit.
I had some urethane bumper filler on hand so i gave it a try.
Mixed some up, spread it on packing it into the crack, taped over it, added a weight and an hour later sanded it down.
Looks a whole lot better than before, filled in the cracks and divot and is holding down the edges.
Will post up a pic or two when painted.
