Thank you for posting this, I have a silver car but with blue interior. I wanted to see this in a picture to decide how it would look. I like it!

I would trade with you because I have silver with black wheels but I am partial to my coupe

 

I thought I'd post a pic of my work in progress. So far I've been very pleased with the results. I plan to do the door speaker grilles in the next couple of weeks.

 

+ 1

 

Looks good

 

My pleasure!! Thanks! I am thinking of doing the door lids and pulls as well

 

Care to share your technique?

 

Cobalt is such an awesome color I'd switch my entire interior to it.
My interior looked like a beige-mustardy hell so I did upper & lower consoles, seat hooks & bat wing in Lapis and the hazard & ignition surrounds in silver. Much. Much. Nicer.

 

I use base coat/clear coat paint with a flex agent/adhesion promotor. My first project was to paint the front and rear bumbers. It's held up perfectly so far, not a scratch or chip yet.

 

Go with exterior color.
But if you'd consider to paint some interior parts in Cobalt Blue, perhaps it would so recharged.

 

HVLP and booth?

 

I actually use an LVLP gun and have acces to a booth with baking capabilities..

 

Nice.
I make up for it with wet sanding between coats.

 

Hey guys, I obviously can't use the Krylon Fusion spray paint like Salayc did since I need a special color, so I'm about to order the color matched spray paint I need, they have it here:
http://automotivetouchup.com/spray_paint_matched.aspx

But I have a question, this paint is made for exterior, so what should I use on the plastic first so it'll stick? Is it possible to just use a regular blue Krylon Fusion & then on top of that spray the color matched spray? Or is it best to use a plastic primer? I called & they told me that their paint sticks best to their plastic primer (but of course they want to sell their product, lol). This is the primer they sell:
http://automotivetouchup.com/spray-p...-promoter.aspx

I've never done this kind of work before since this is the first car I've had worth the trouble of doing it, so all the help & tips I could get would be much appreciated as I want to order the stuff already & get started on this project ASAP, I'm anxious to see how it turns out!!! Thanks.

 

Use their primer. I don't have experience with their products, but in general, experimenting with different products fails more than it succeeds.

 

Exterior color for sure. Nice car by the way.