Someone thought it would be awesome to coat all of my interior plastics, with black latex paint... it looked like ass and was peeling off. Stripping the salvageable ones was a bitch. They came out looking all ashy, but good old Forever Black bumper trim dye was able to make them look awesome again. All I'm missing is sun visors, a rear view mirror and under dash trim plastic and I have full mint interior again. Woo hoo!!! Then I can begin gathering stuff for my motor swap.

 

Were you using Castrol Super Clean degreaser? That's the magic juice for removing spray paint from plastic without distorting or coloring it. You have to let it soak for a few hours.

 

I used motsenbocker's lift off gel. It worked well on some pieces, but left the plastic slightly ashy looking. I'll be sure to try that super de-greaser stuff on some of the left over pieces though.

 

drove it around the block, doing research on ls1 coils and recalculating new turbo setup.

 

Added a new one to the family.



Left to right:
1995 Nissan 240sx, SR20/T28BB
1998 Nissan 240sx, SR22/GT3076r
2003 Nissan Frontier Crew Cab, VG33E

 

ive got some pretty good interior paint i can get you, its kinda semi flat, but ive used it with decent results.

 

Tim shared_pm me back when you can pretty please.

 

so this got moved again eh?

 

you live in the n hood with the two big ass jeeps that park near the entrance? i was behind you in the grey r32

 

So anyone have some tips for installing injectors in a fuel rail? I've tried lubing the O rings but I still cant get it in.

*Edit* Just got it in never mind.