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The wood/furniture repair markers set i used
I used 2x matte clear coat spray can to protect the finsh i did to the trim
(Before) Uninstalling the instumental trim pieces (the top has completely faded away and theres a weird little hole under my left vent)
(Before) Uninstalling the Radio/Climate control wood trim (the top has faded away showing bare metal)
(Before) Including the side
(Before) After the Uninstallation
Preped the Instumental Dash trim by using painting tape and used the (Oak-Walnut) marker and redid the top part of the trim
Including the Radio/Climate control trim and bottom half Dash trim
(Before and After) i Repaired that little hole with a file and J/B weld and the (Oak-Walnut) marker including black paint
(Before and After) Completely repainted the top part of the Upper Dash trim And afterwards i let it set for an hour the sprayed the 2x matte clear coat over it i applyed 5 coats
(After) Installing the resurfaced Dash trim
(After) Installing the resurfaced radio/climate control trim
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(Complete) Now my Interior looks 10x better and My work brought back the early 90s luxury look
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