Bmthorn

Here's my piano black trim prototype, enjoy!

I got mad that I couldn't diagnose my car without bringing it somewhere, so I had to resort to desperate measures tonight! This will hopefully replace the ugly wood in my 92, if it ever runs right. I'll have to sand off the drips around the edges, there's no way around them

<img src="http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/6648/ingredientslt3.jpg">

<img src="http://img518.imageshack.us/img518/4183/closeupty8.jpg">

The first time I tired this (sometime in July) it didn't work, but the epoxy seems to be curing just fine tonight!

EDIGREG

wow looks nice...I bet it would look great on ecru

Bmthorn

Originally when I thought of the idea I was still planing on swapping a black interior, but I held one of the painted pieces up to my platinum interior last week and I liked it.

|skolnick

I need a set for my CQ. How much to do it?

Audi Logic

did you just sand and paint the original trim?

Evol

What beer is that&gt;

Bmthorn

Once I figure out a way to make multiple pieces I can let you know.

Bmthorn

The glaze coat is the same type of stuff they use on the factory wood to give it a really deep finish. It takes 72 hours to fully cure.

Bmthorn

Shiner Bock

E-Town

The epoxy is incredibly UV sensitive without any pigment added. When doing wood on boats you actually apply the stain after the epoxy to protect it from the sun. Even adding a couple drops of the black paint to the epoxy mixture will increase it's lifespan greatly.

Looks great btw.