As some of you know, I recently painted my dash pieces in black, to rid of the tan color. Well, it was all good for about 2 weeks, the paint (Krylon Fusion) realy holds up well. The problem is not the chipping, the problem is scratching. where ever you use the pieces the most (door panel pull handle, B pillar for the seatbelt), it's realy easy to leave white marks. Whenever you remove the seatbelt, it retracts right on that pillar and hits it, making it easy to scratch. Under the door pull where your fingers will hit, it's also easy to scratch. I don't have marks all over, but I have some; only 2 weeks after I painted. So you can see where this is going... imagine 3-6 months down the road, how many marks I will have... Good thing is that my car will be on storage for about 1 year. I had planned on getting teh Super Bee stuff when I come back from overseas, but had hopes that I wouldn't need. Unfortunately, I now WILL have to buy the stuff, lol.
So, a little advice for all that wants to rid of the tan color in the interior of your Charger, DON'T PAINT IT!!
I mean, myself driving the Charger, I can be carefull, but the passenger side where my wife rides, has the most marks. I dropped my car for a wash today, and the passenger side had more marks...
So, a little advice for all that wants to rid of the tan color in the interior of your Charger, DON'T PAINT IT!!
I mean, myself driving the Charger, I can be carefull, but the passenger side where my wife rides, has the most marks. I dropped my car for a wash today, and the passenger side had more marks...