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sparkywrex
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27th Oct 06 at 10:18   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
im currently doing the interior of my 5 door merit, re spraying it black as red fades badly from weather conditions, whats the ideal colour scheme to have inside, im doing dash,gear knob,seats etc.
I know that its down to personal preferance just want to know what you guys and girls think

black/silver ?
blue/silver ?
blue/white ?
BarnshaW
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id say black white, looks very smart. you could paint all accesories inside white etc (vents things like that) die the roofing liner black etc but have black and white leather seats with embroided logos?
sparkywrex
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27th Oct 06 at 10:36   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
sounds good that barnshaw! im not going to do it all at once because seats will be expensive il post pictures up to show progress!

have you used the interior spray paint is it messy?
mwg
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27th Oct 06 at 10:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
black and purple
BarnshaW
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yea over time, the interiror sprays can be messy and id advise to do it properly, i.e taking them out and doing it properly to get the best finish.
sparkywrex
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does it all come out easy? thecolour schemes people have advised meso far are good! black and purples sounds good, quite like sound of white and purple?
mwg
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27th Oct 06 at 10:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
look at Jamie Walby's seats for black and purple.
mwg
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27th Oct 06 at 10:40   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
although his a very light purple.
BarnshaW
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only reason i say black and white is because mercedes AMG c-class with the black and white leather interior looks awesome and looks really sexy
richysport
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27th Oct 06 at 10:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
black and purple
sparkywrex
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matty ive just had a look yes i was about to say it very light purple still classy though!

is the step by step interior spraying in the haynes corsa manual (orwhatever its called !)
sparkywrex
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sweet white andpurples appealing to me at the moment but thats sweet
ed_jones
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balck and silver i allways think looks best with a few chrome touches here and there.
gavin2409
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blue/black
johnhara1
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Just black IMO
JayT
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black, cream and bit of chrome
sparkywrex
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black cream and chrome sounds good! does it explain in the haynes corsa book hw to pull the units out to spray paint?
powey
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Just sprayed mine white, trouble is its a rushed job. Not too sure either on the color
sparkywrex
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looks fine that mate again though its personal preference,what colour u gunna do surrounds?
powey
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Mite try silver next as that always looks nice
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going over your white are ya? how does the middle peice come out might have a go
powey
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Tools: Philips screwdriver, flathead screwdriver.

first remove the air circulation covers. (switch and the plate behind) you will find 2 screws behind this, Take these out.
Remove the temperature and heater knob leaving the fan/ rear heated window switch in.
Next push the 2 vents down then apply even more pressure to pop them past there stop point (a flathead could be used but may cause damage), you can then remove these by pulling them firmly out.
Look inside to find 2 more screws ( these hold the whole panel in and the mfd ).
The whole thing should now pull out. There are another 2 screws on the back of the whole console item. Take these off then its a case of pulling the surround from the heaters. This is when you take the fan control switch out this will need to be squeezed together as its a sort of pronged clip?
And there you go! just do the reverse when putting it back together


Sorry for the explanation not up to date on actual components names lol


[Edited on 27-10-2006 by powey]

 
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