redeemer wrote:Hi Sundowner, have you resprayed the dash board to grey or is that from the factroy? I f you sprayed it what type of paint you used , plastic primer or what? And those clocks are v.nice, are they a factroy made or have you custimised them as usual

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Hi mate i painted the dash with automotive interior paint it comes in a pressure pack, I got it from my local spareparts store
http://www.speco.com.au/vht_vinyl.html requires no priming
It can be tricky to apply and you can end up making a real mess that you wont be able to repair
but if you take some car and do it right it will look factory and last forever
I have done this many times over the years and this is what works the best for me
Make sure you thoroughly clean the parts that are to be painted in warm soapy water and a wipe over with methelated spirits, using a hair dryer warm the peice your about to paint then apply the paint in very thin coats in a cross hatch pattern, use the hair dryer between coats to keep it warm
If the parts are dirty or cold you will end up with "fish eyes" even the oil from your skin will cause it
fish eyes

If you try to get a full cover in one coat it WILL run so take your time and use the hair dryer
The clocks are from a MK4 cortina, appart from the wiring they're a direct fit up
Yeah i know its big green and rusty so move your Porsche before i bash it with 460 cubes of fords finest cast iron