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<blockquote data-quote="Mikloangelo" data-source="post: 27678" data-attributes="member: 13767"><p>Finally put a coat of the Satin Black Rustoleum today. I plan to give it another coat before I call it good enough and go back to wrapping wiring harnesses. Overall, I am pretty happy with the results. </p><p>After I put on a coat of paint, i decide to unbolt the seats and remove the center console to prep for the heater core removal while i wait for the engine to get back from the machinist. While removing the cassette player from the auxiliary center console, i found $200 in fifties. I guess she is paying me back for cleaning her up. So that was a nice surprise!</p><p></p><p>The plan while the dash is out is to replace the three blend door actuators, heater core, and AC evaporator core. I may go ahead and order those Temu top dash assemblies. If you didnt know, Temu sells the top of the dash, not a cover, a replacement. I have seen good reviews on them. Mine is okay shape but a few of the defrost vent blades are broken. I will also probably prep and paint the dash and pillars.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mikloangelo, post: 27678, member: 13767"] Finally put a coat of the Satin Black Rustoleum today. I plan to give it another coat before I call it good enough and go back to wrapping wiring harnesses. Overall, I am pretty happy with the results. After I put on a coat of paint, i decide to unbolt the seats and remove the center console to prep for the heater core removal while i wait for the engine to get back from the machinist. While removing the cassette player from the auxiliary center console, i found $200 in fifties. I guess she is paying me back for cleaning her up. So that was a nice surprise! The plan while the dash is out is to replace the three blend door actuators, heater core, and AC evaporator core. I may go ahead and order those Temu top dash assemblies. If you didnt know, Temu sells the top of the dash, not a cover, a replacement. I have seen good reviews on them. Mine is okay shape but a few of the defrost vent blades are broken. I will also probably prep and paint the dash and pillars. [/QUOTE]
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