The plastic centre piece

[Boucler]

Hey guys,

Noob question but, I'm thinking of painting/spaying my centre piece, I'm on about the secton where the dials are for the heat, hazards blah blah, the plastic around it.

But, I'm not too sure how to get it off, does it involve unscrewing the two nails at the bottom and the one nail at the centre bottom?

Thanks for helping.

[Lewis]

The is a torx screw at the bottom and 2 behind the blank buttons on the dash. I think thats it.

[marcusd]

the big search button is your friend. this question is asked like over twice a week its called a centre console there is a guide on how to remove it

[Luke-saxo]

theres 5 torxs bits 2 in the blanking bottons the 2 corners bit theres 2 on top of the heater slides and 1 at the bottem below the ashtray

[Boucler]

Thanks for the help guys. Appreciated.

[Luke-saxo]

http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=275734


there you are mate shows you how to do it

[Boucler]

Just wondering, I'm planning on the colour red, what's the best product to use? Spray Can, Hammerite etc?

Thanks!

[saxovtsmad]

plastic primer and spray can

[Boucler]

plastic primer and spray can

Nice one. Cheers bud.

[wardesaxoboy]

and then laquer it for the best effect :)

[damiandvs]

sand between coats to get a nice smooth finish
http://i.imgur.com/23fvj.jpg

[Boucler]

Cheers guys, I'll be on it as soon as. :)

[valencia]

its very easy to get out a couple of torx screw and it pops right out

[Boucler]

Yeah, I've got it out. Just getting all the little bits off it like the cig lighter, money pot and fan heater blades etc.

[mirrorblanks]

sand between coats to get a nice smooth finish
http://i.imgur.com/23fvj.jpg

its not nedded, just a waste of time

decent wet sand after primer

the only reason you should sand between coats is if you have a run