Wood Grain replacement - Land Rovers Only

Rova Nasty · 06-03-2008, 05:35 PM

Does anyone know of someone that makes an interior trim kit for a 95 rrc? i hate the wood grain and its turning like yellow in the center console, ugly! I was looking for something like brushed aluminum, or just something black.

thanks

ArmyRover · 06-03-2008, 05:46 PM

I haven't seen much for them other than those sticker kits for the dash in these.

Have you considered painting them?

Rova Nasty · 06-03-2008, 10:53 PM

Yeah thats all i could think of, those make it thicker and the trim is already thick, painting them may be a good idea though.

hermanpj · 06-04-2008, 03:21 PM

the wood trim is pretty limited so it wouldnt take a lot of effort to sand the clear coat off those few pieces. then you can decide if you want to re-stain and re-coat the wood - you could simply treat the wood with teak oil, let it sit for a couple days, and then give it a couple coats of polyeurethane. you could also consider taking the piece you want repaired to a furniture repair shop and paying a pro.

if not carbon fiber sheets with adhesive backing are another way to go

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Rova Nasty Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 35 Gallery: 0	Wood Grain replacement Does anyone know of someone that makes an interior trim kit for a 95 rrc? i hate the wood grain and its turning like yellow in the center console, ugly! I was looking for something like brushed aluminum, or just something black. thanks

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ArmyRover Rebuilding Rover Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: NH Posts: 1,997 Gallery: 0	I haven't seen much for them other than those sticker kits for the dash in these. Have you considered painting them? __________________ "Only two defining forces ever offered to die for you, Jesus Christ and the American G.I. One died for your soul, the other for your freedom." http://snhlr.org/ 91 Range Rover Classic 90 RRC Parts truck 94 Saab gas mileage beater

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hermanpj Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Plano (Dallas) Posts: 356 Gallery: 4	the wood trim is pretty limited so it wouldnt take a lot of effort to sand the clear coat off those few pieces. then you can decide if you want to re-stain and re-coat the wood - you could simply treat the wood with teak oil, let it sit for a couple days, and then give it a couple coats of polyeurethane. you could also consider taking the piece you want repaired to a furniture repair shop and paying a pro. if not carbon fiber sheets with adhesive backing are another way to go __________________ Pat Herman

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Rova Nasty Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 35 Gallery: 0	Yeah thats all i could think of, those make it thicker and the trim is already thick, painting them may be a good idea though.

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