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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Alternative to woodgrain dash inserts?
I have a 1972 Supreme and am in process of changing the Saddle interior to Black. I would like to fore-go the woodgrain inserts and use brushed aluminum. Has anyone seen a source for something like this? I've seen a car done with aluminum on the dash with white gauges and on the console. I have to say it looks awesome! If you want to see how it looks check out this website. Any leads would be helpful
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Northern VA
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). I bought aluminum sheet, made cardboard patterns, cut out the aluminum, sanded the surface in one direction to give it a brushed look, and mounted the panels with button head allen screws.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: merrimac, W.I.
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i thought carbon fiber would look cool in there
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: n. alabama-heart of dixie
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i did same as OLDSGUY,made paterns ,and used aluminum,dads an ol sheet metal,and he carfully cut out piecies.im really proud of how it turned out. 70CS has good idea too,you can buy decal that looks like carbon fiber at autozone, My door panels are next,SORRY no pics dont have digital camera yet.take your time itll look good ,stay cool,BO
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