[DillonSRT]

Yeah that's it inside. I did also get a blue valve cover this summer, which I think makes the engine bay really pop.

Once I finish with my exterior (red racing stripes, red vinyl trim, red eyelids etc) and the interior like yours, i'll probably also add red under the hood.

 

[tbagg1ns]

Once I finish with my exterior (red racing stripes, red vinyl trim, red eyelids etc) and the interior like yours, i'll probably also add red under the hood.

I was thinking of doing dual white racing stripes, something like this maybe.

 

[CrEaTrE]

My car has quite a bit of color on the interior. The hvac panels can be found in color for base neons on ebay if you watch for a bit. I personally wouldn’t add any color outside of something like this.

 

[DillonSRT]

I was thinking of doing dual white racing stripes, something like this maybe.

hey those are the ones i ordered, got em for $70 im puttin the on when they get here, ill show after pics!

 

[snobrdrdan2]

Yeah that's it inside. I did also get a blue valve cover this summer, which I think makes the engine bay really pop.

How'd you "handle" the raised letters on the valve cover?
Is it silver powder coat, just bare metal, or clear powder coat over them?

 

[tbagg1ns]

How'd you "handle" the raised letters on the valve cover?
Is it silver powder coat, just bare metal, or clear powder coat over them?

Lmao by buying it already painted 😂

But I think you can mask them off before painting to get the bare metal look

 

[snobrdrdan2]

Lmao by buying it already painted 😂

But I think you can mask them off before painting to get the bare metal look

Gotcha.
Was it painted or powder coated, btw?

(I was thinking about getting mine powder coated)

 

[tbagg1ns]

Gotcha.
Was it painted or powder coated, btw?

(I was thinking about getting mine powder coated)

Yeah mine was powder coated

 

[monzaguy_5936]

Okay, I've seen in past threads I read thru that people just use basic automotive spray paint?

Best to use paint that's developed FOR plastic. Also when painting, it's best to scuff sand the piece first, and then spray with an adhesion permoter, in order to get the desired effect

 

[tbagg1ns]

Best to use paint that's developed FOR plastic. Also when painting, it's best to scuff sand the piece first, and then spray with an adhesion permoter, in order to get the desired effect

I used a legit can of mopar pb5 touch up paint for my shifter ball and hvac bezel, but I did sand and scuff them up prior to paint. The ball was sealed with clear, but left the hvac bezel with a rough matte type finish.