I have had the dash, forward console and door inserts painted gloss black. As long as they add the proper amount of additive to ensure it remains flexible it works great. No reason why the same process could not be used on the waterfall. If you leave it with the factory finish and spray over the top it will come out looking wrinkled. :thumbs:
Painted boomerang panel thoughts...
I hate the dull gray boomerang on my '06 Solstice. Have seen the pictures of others painting their panels body color. My car is black so thought about gloss black. But then I got to thinking of my old MGB and how it had the wrinkle finish on the dash. I am now toying with the idea of a black wrinkle finish on the boomerang panel! If I were to do this, it would be a winter project. Your thoughts?...
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Goodoint. I miss read it.He didn't say waterfall... he said boomerang...
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