I painted my interior plastics today. I've been wanting to do this for a really long time. I finally found a spray can that worked perfectly. The paint is Krylon fusion for plastic. It's formulated to stick to plastic without any prep or primer!
Although I didn't take a picture of it, I wiped down all of the pieces with a wax and grease remover. Which is essential for insuring that there isn't any dirt or grim on whatever you're about to paint. Always clean before you paint!
Here's a picture of some of the pieces I painted.
In this picture, you can see the one of the left is not painted, versus the one on the right, is painted with black satin.
And then here are two pieces painted completely.
The Satin black paint matches perfectly to the stock dash board. The painted pieces have a bit of a shine to them, so the dashboard only matches when you armor all it. That's ok though. Usually mine is.
It's kind of strange though. When you compare the dash board to the black pieces, you see that the top half of the dash board is actually dark dark grey, and the bottom half is black. I wonder if it has anything to do with sun exposure. Anyway, If you have a black interior, DO THIS MOD!!! it's CRAZY how much better it looks. After you do it, you think holy crap! why didn't Honda make it like this is the first place? My theory is that with the lighter color pillars and roof, it tricks you into thinking there's more headroom I donno.
The paint cost like 6 bucks, worth every penny.
It's too dark out to take pics of them installed, but if anyone wants to see some I'll snap a few later this week.
And then here's a teaser picture for my upcoming project which should be done by next weekend:
(Hint: I already did them red, but I'm going to re-do it with different paint.)
