Gauge Cluster Restoration
03-05-2005, 06:46 PM
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Gauge Cluster Restoration
Since I put in the new dash pod and Autometer Z-Series gauges in...well...the factory dash looks sad. 
I decided I wanted to repaint the needles and polish up the lens again. When I bought the truck I had already cleaned the black gauge area, numbers and lines.
I'm VERY happy with the results and I have created a webpage describing what I did and what I used. It can be found Here
Here's a before and after comparision
The pictures don't do it justice. They match great with the Z-Series and the dash looks awesome now. They also look great at night with the lights on and have a slight glow to them.
Den
I decided I wanted to repaint the needles and polish up the lens again. When I bought the truck I had already cleaned the black gauge area, numbers and lines.
I'm VERY happy with the results and I have created a webpage describing what I did and what I used. It can be found Here
Here's a before and after comparision
The pictures don't do it justice. They match great with the Z-Series and the dash looks awesome now. They also look great at night with the lights on and have a slight glow to them.
Den
Maybe when I get bored with tweaking stuff under the hood I'll tackle that project. Those gauges look great!
03-06-2005, 11:33 PM
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Looks great I will have to do mine now. 
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On edit: looks like you put some time to write it all down for us on the other web page. I just wanted to say thanks. Now I know what to get.
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On edit: looks like you put some time to write it all down for us on the other web page. I just wanted to say thanks. Now I know what to get.
Looks awesome.
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