Interior: How To: Paint your dash
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Yea I definitely try not to have stuff hit it but still somehow wears off....ill just try and lay some good coats of clear this time around
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Its kinda hooked in all I did was use a small flat head screw driver and pry it up over those little things in the front and the other side that are black and have a raised point where it hooks onto the trim
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Yea just keep pressure on the front of it that way it don't clip back in while your doing the other side
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And nice paint btw! Looks like a good picture! I like how every thing matches hehe
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Yea must have been bad timing...and thanks I like how it turned out...I'm ready to throw the summer wheels back on now..and I need lowered bad haha