[gigem]

Here is the before pictures.

Before #1

Before #2

And here is the after.

After #1

After #2

 

[will02]

I like it too-nice detail-wish I had the patience

 

[knownothing]

 

[gUmBaLL68Malibu]

Looks Very Very Nice my friend, repainted my dash and it did take a lot of patience but WELL WORTH IT!!

 

[gigem]

Thanks.

And for what it's worth, I used SEM Satin Black. I thought the Landau Black was too shiny.

I didn't paint my glove box door, and it matches the satin very well, I think.

 

[70Z15]

Looks great. How'd you do the silver? I need to get to mine someday.

 

[gigem]

Originally posted by 70Z15:
Looks great. How'd you do the silver? I need to get to mine someday.

I did the silver with a Testor's silver paint pen. It's not chrome like original, but I think it looks pretty damn good for a driver.

I think if I had it to do over again, I would try to mask off and spray the chrome trim area that goes around the whole perimiter of the driver's side of the dash. That was the hardest part to do with the pen. Going around the gauge holes, vent holes, etc. was very easy.

 

[dsolomon]

I would probably do the same. I didn't even attempt it when I did mine. Just did the silver around the gages and the lettering.

Finished a 68 dash the other day and I masked of and sprayed the two large bezels then used the pen to do the trim. It turned out sweet!

 

[Randy Mosier]

Not bad, not bad at all!!!

 

[Clint44]

Looks great,Fritz.

 

[Hollywoodheavy]

Looks great man.. I just finished mine too! I agree on the paint pen around the edge, that was a pain in the a$$. I masked it off to keep clean lines but there is so much surface area to cover, spraying it would have been the way to go.