Has anyone tried to put chrome rims over odometer?

I thought that some chrome rims over the odometer and rpm reader will look nice.

Anyone done it? where did you get it? show me pictures!!
 
LambOfSilence said:
I thought that some chrome rims over the odometer and rpm reader will look nice.

Anyone done it? where did you get it? show me pictures!!
someone on this site spray-painted chrome on their gauges (took them apart first, of course). It looked very good.
 
I didn't do "chrome", but I did paint the surrounds silver:
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SEM "bumper Coater". But I do agree some chrome rings would look nice. IMO, my paint was the "next best thing" - kinda ;)

~HH
 
Hey - thanks.

I actually coated all of the interior "silvery" pieces with Light Titanium Metallic SEM bumper coater paint - just so everything would match up. The color difference is not striking in photos, but in person, it's MUCH brighter than the stock "champagne" color. Me likes! ;)

~HH
 
hihoslva said:
I didn't do "chrome", but I did paint the surrounds silver:
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steeringcolumn.jpg


SEM "bumper Coater". But I do agree some chrome rings would look nice. IMO, my paint was the "next best thing" - kinda ;)

~HH

Very nice! BUT, someone should make this whole peice in Carbon Fiber...that would look sweet.
 
hihoslva said:
Hey - thanks.

I actually coated all of the interior "silvery" pieces with Light Titanium Metallic SEM bumper coater paint - just so everything would match up. The color difference is not striking in photos, but in person, it's MUCH brighter than the stock "champagne" color. Me likes! ;)

~HH

hey hihoslva do you have any other pics of your other interior paint jobs...
 
Well, not really - only because the difference between the stock color and the new color does not really show very well in pictures - but I painted all the stuff that was originally that "champagne" color.

One little "custom" thing I did, though - I painted the trim that surrounds the e-brake. I first sanded the texture out of it - this was a royal pain, but once I started, I had to finish it because it would've looked like crap half-done. The sanding took forever, and every coat of paint revealed scratches that I missed. But I eventually got it smooth (after like 15 coats of paint and 2 hours of sanding ;)) and I'm pleased with the results:
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I also painted the glovebox latch for the hell of it, but don't have any pics of that, sorry.

Oh yeah - and that knob under the e-brake handle is the control to dial up my turbo. Uh - just kidding - it controls the bass boost my Fosgate sub amp. But at least it controls SOME sort of boost! ;)

~HH
 
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