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I nominate this as the BEST POST EVER ( for a fellow sand beige traveler. )
Originally Posted by MaddMike
Inspired by a thread on another forum, I decided to touch up two spots in the interior that were bothering me. One little chip especially on he mirror adjustment as it was right in my line of sight. The other was razor scratches from previous owners/dealers removing the state inspection stickers and knicking up the dash. That one is harder to see but is now visible as my state does not use the window stickers.
marred the headliner and scratched the leather on the passenger door installing a bolt in roll bar. cross threaded one of the bolts. and then I'm asked "was it worth it?"
Looks good. I had mine done but didn't go nearly as low as you. I am extremely happy with the improved ride quality though as usually aftermarket springs do the exact opposite.
I have a sandy beige interior also with similar interior marks such as your car,,,something I need to get onto ,,yours turn out great well done .......
Originally Posted by socalarchitect
I nominate this as the BEST POST EVER ( for a fellow sand beige traveler. )
Paint sample is literally $3 at Home Depot. Paint brushes were $5.
01-18-2016, 01:48 PM
bad day in the garage ...
