Here is a pre dash letter paint pic. What I tried to do is extend the water fall into the dash. The look is exactly what I wanted. I wanted to bring just a bit of the body color into the otherwise drab dark charcoal interior.

:thumbs:I like it!

No not at all im sorry I didn't take more pictures in the process steps. The masking is very important so you don't get over spray everywhere. You paint the whole lettered area as a whole block. After painting the trick it taking a smooth cloth dampened with mineral spirits and you sweep in one direction across all the lettering to start wiping the paint off. You might have to do this 10 times before its all off the dash and just in the letter cavities.

Another view. The dash/radio surrounds are not painted its a paint colored removable stick on panel.

rattle can the dash...you are a brave man...

I should add. "dont try this at home" unless you are sure you know the proper steps and the proper paint and paint removers to use so you dont wreck the dash. :thumbs:

:thumbs: Excellent job, looks super.

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same process for rear lettering on a C5

Exactly.

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You did a great job.:thumbs:

I wonder if you would be as free with your insults if you had to say them to his face? My bet is that you wouldn't. No matter how you feel about something, it's probably better to apply the 'to his face' test before posting.:thumbs:

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I wouldn't have the guts to do that to my car. congrats on doing it well and to your liking. all mods are subjective anyway, so don't let negative commentary bother you. I like it, and als olike the fact its removable if you change your mind.

:thumbs:You got my vote!

Nice job and thanks for the explanation, I am going to try it also.

PM me if you have any questions. Don't use Krylon or Rust Oleum paints on the dash. I used Kilz brand enamel. Testors model spray enamel also works well.

Well done! :thumbs:

Looks real nice and professional. I just don't have the courage to try it on my dash. What if I screw it up!