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Snake, coming from you (carpet professional), that means a lot, thanks for the kind words, I can't believe how well it came out, I had my doubts, but in the end, I'm very happy. The only downside was taking two days to get all the sticky crap off of the soles of my sneakers, you could hear me...

Check this out. 4x8 sheet of Masonite - $11.00 Trunk Carpet - $21.00 2 Cans of Spray Adhesive - $8.00

Sorry, my mistake, it was not "sand blasted", it glass beaded at very low PSI, there is absolutly no pitting from that process, it looks like it just came out of the mold, but thanks for your input...

I've got a '68 Cuda Dash Bezel with A/C, sand blasted down to the original plastic & primed, in excellent condition. It would need a full resto paint-wise, but I'd give it an 8 out 10, maybe even a 9 out of 10. It has a 1 or 2 minor scratches, nothing to be concerned about, and was curious what...

Thanks for the info, that's what I was planning on doing, put the chrome base down first, then add the small detail work last. I'll just be very gentle with the taping after it's been clearcoated.

I'm in the process of restoring the dash bezel & console in my '68 Cuda. I wanted to know your thoughts on the black and grey portions of the dash and console. Do you suggest applying the Killer Chrome to everything first, then masking off the areas that need to be black and grey respectively...