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08-12-2018, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Werks 1

A LITTLE RED GOES A LONG WAY!!!!

Yes it does. When I first put the painted trim pieces in I wasn't sure I liked them. But now I really do like them and would like to find some door spears to paint. Those would be the last addition to my painted interior trim piece project.

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08-12-2018, 02:52 PM

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I tested two suggestions: ditch the red shift **** and ditch the red key. I agree this looks better. Snappy but a little more subdued, assuming red trim can be described as subdued, plus no clown nose

Much better. I’d leave the doors alone, and skip the floor mats. Humble opinion. Less is more etc

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08-12-2018, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by windblow

I think it's a mismatch either way - the black FF **** against the red trim, and the cf door trim against the red dash trim. The red trim in the door handles against the cf door trim above them do not help. It's just my opinion - the important thing is you're enjoying the look now, and you can always go back. Have fun!

The painted door cups were an experiment, and they look OK to me, but just OK, not sure what I’ll do, leave em, go back to black, or a set that I have that is in black leather with deviated stitching. Then, there’s always cf. Too many options!