black wood interior
05-05-06, 01:24 PM
#17
Originally Posted by tuddy
blackwood or just black?
05-05-06, 02:03 PM
#18
I had mine done in Blake granite. The steering had to be sent to american stitches so that they could add the wood to the wheel but since they don't do anything but reg wood I had to have them just add the reg. wood than the company i sent them too just sanded that down to add the black granite finish. Gamma had blk burlwood.
blk granite.
blk granite.
05-05-06, 02:06 PM
#19
Originally Posted by bluelex
I had mine done in Blake granite. The steering had to be sent to american stitches so that they could add the wood to the wheel but since they don't do anything but reg wood I had to have them just add the reg. wood than the company i sent them too just sanded that down to add the black granite finish. Gamma had blk burlwood.
blk granite.
blk granite.
your car makes me cry its so beautiful haha
05-05-06, 02:16 PM
#21
Originally Posted by tuddy
your car makes me cry its so beautiful haha
05-05-06, 03:20 PM
#22
Lexus Champion
It's fascinating to see the differences between the black wood and black marble.
Both look great!
On the "airbrushing" technique... mine was applied with an automotive spray gun in a spray booth.
The material is a House of Colors "black kandy clearcoat." We used about six coats, and then
the pieces were wet sanded and buffed (not as easy as it sounds- the pieces are fragile.
The finish is extremely glossy and looks about a foot deep.
Here's what it does in the shade... you don't see the wood pieces in the direct sunlight very often,
so they have a "Piano Black" look most of the tire. My guess is that a bodyshop would charge about
$250 to do all the pieces.
Both look great!
On the "airbrushing" technique... mine was applied with an automotive spray gun in a spray booth.
The material is a House of Colors "black kandy clearcoat." We used about six coats, and then
the pieces were wet sanded and buffed (not as easy as it sounds- the pieces are fragile.
The finish is extremely glossy and looks about a foot deep.
Here's what it does in the shade... you don't see the wood pieces in the direct sunlight very often,
so they have a "Piano Black" look most of the tire. My guess is that a bodyshop would charge about
$250 to do all the pieces.
05-07-06, 11:09 AM
#23
Lexus Fanatic
Some beautifull intereiors guys
I've seen tuddy;s its OEM...came in the sportdesign model... you should show pictures of the seats Cee..with the grey piping and the perforated seats ....
I'ce contemplated black suede headliner and now looking at your car adrian it makes me really want it... The car must really look dark at night huh...
I've seen tuddy;s its OEM...came in the sportdesign model...
you should show pictures of the seats Cee..with the grey piping and the perforated seats ....I'ce contemplated black suede headliner and now looking at your car adrian it makes me really want it... The car must really look dark at night huh...
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