I got burr walnut (not my favourite bur leave it for now). What I really don't like is that silvery look. Look somehow cheap. Plan to replace the gear sorround and the screen frame in pianoblack. Question: Is that also a original look or are they better choices. Shall I let it spraypaint or is it better to take something from powerfull.uk that are offering the real pianoblack Daniel

Past:FFRR 2004 Vogue 4.4l bonnatigrey/sand/ burr walnut
Modifications: SC grill (not fixed) SC MY10 sidevents (not fixed), MY10 Letters front and back, clear sidelights , MY10 rear lights (not fixed), MY09 steering wheel trims, new MY09 sterringwheel 19'' seven spoke wheel (not fixed) 19'' MTS (not fixed), 20 '' wheels, doorhandelcovers brunel (not fixed), complete doorhandels (not fixed) burr walnutdoorsouround (not fixed)

Time you take all the parts off and spray them then clear varnish them to protect the paint would be for me a total waste of time and effort plus i think it would look .........

Just buy the full interior kit if your that fed up with it .........

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What MICK said - especially the 'look ' part

Then it wolud be cherry wood. But that is not to pay. Ok blackpiano as addition would be . What would be better? Daniel

Past:FFRR 2004 Vogue 4.4l bonnatigrey/sand/ burr walnut
Modifications: SC grill (not fixed) SC MY10 sidevents (not fixed), MY10 Letters front and back, clear sidelights , MY10 rear lights (not fixed), MY09 steering wheel trims, new MY09 sterringwheel 19'' seven spoke wheel (not fixed) 19'' MTS (not fixed), 20 '' wheels, doorhandelcovers brunel (not fixed), complete doorhandels (not fixed) burr walnutdoorsouround (not fixed)

I think the point MICK was trying to make was...

If you attempted to repaint the trim yourself it would not be as good a finish as factory finish?

Personally, I like the Piano Black Trim if its genuine - and - it would suit your exterior colour.

I think all the various factory finish trim panels/colours are available (when available) through eBay.

MICK wrote:

Time you take all the parts off and spray them then clear varnish them to protect the paint would be for me a total waste of time and effort plus i think it would look .........:

Don't hold back Mick, say it how it is...

I don't mean it to sound cheeky Mounty , I just think that if you do on what your planning by respraying certain bits of your car's interior it will make it look like a Whore's Abortion ..........

But then again who am i to say don't , I went thru a chrome stage a while back ( Missus got worried when i was going to bed dressed in cooking foil ) ....... things you do when bored .........

Mounty is a legend, ive seen him on every one of Martins forums....loads of mods then sells the motor for something else within 5 minutes!!

MICK wrote:

I don't mean it to sound cheeky Mounty , I just think that if you do on what your planning by respraying certain bits of your car's interior it will make it look like a Whore's Abortion ..........

But then again who am i to say don't , I went thru a chrome stage a while back ( Missus got worried when i was going to bed dressed in cooking foil ) ....... things you do when bored .........

This is what Mick's last range Rover looked liked when he'd finished with it...

 Daniel

Past:FFRR 2004 Vogue 4.4l bonnatigrey/sand/ burr walnut
Modifications: SC grill (not fixed) SC MY10 sidevents (not fixed), MY10 Letters front and back, clear sidelights , MY10 rear lights (not fixed), MY09 steering wheel trims, new MY09 sterringwheel 19'' seven spoke wheel (not fixed) 19'' MTS (not fixed), 20 '' wheels, doorhandelcovers brunel (not fixed), complete doorhandels (not fixed) burr walnutdoorsouround (not fixed)

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