Interior Trim Ideas

[Luis A.]

Hey guys, has anyone painted/wrapped/hydrodipped their silver interior trim pieces on their Silverado? I want to do mine, not sure what color would go good with my saddle brown interior like the one pictured (not my truck), whether it be a more matching style color or a contrast style color. Open to all ideas. Thanks!

Edited December 8, 2021 by Luis A.

[shakenfake]

Yeah vinyl wrapping them is really popular not a lot of hydrodipping anymore.

 

I would just do them black if you really need to change them

[Luis A.]

1 hour ago, shakenfake said:

Yeah vinyl wrapping them is really popular not a lot of hydrodipping anymore.

 

I would just do them black if you really need to change them

That’s what I was thinking but I wasnt sure if black would go good with saddle 

[shakenfake]

I think it would look alright.

 

Maybe just find the same saddle color and do everything saddle.

[Luis A.]

15 minutes ago, shakenfake said:

I think it would look alright.

 

Maybe just find the same saddle color and do everything saddle.

Or that too lol the T1 High Country’s have it painted in like a bronze color, it’s actually very nice

[asilverblazer]

Things I would consider to compliment the saddle color and be unique.

1. Brushed/burnished brass
2. Wood to match the other wood
3. Copper 

I'm mildly annoyed with the overall mismatch hodge podge of materials with no rhyme or reason to them, Dark gray or saddle, dull black plastic, a dribble of chrome then some wood...

 

...and on a side note, why does the shifter hide the seat climate controls?

Edited December 8, 2021 by asilverblazer

[Luis A.]

2 hours ago, asilverblazer said:

Things I would consider to compliment the saddle color and be unique.

1. Brushed/burnished brass
2. Wood to match the other wood
3. Copper 

I'm mildly annoyed with the overall mismatch hodge podge of materials with no rhyme or reason to them, Dark gray or saddle, dull black plastic, a dribble of chrome then some wood...

 

...and on a side note, why does the shifter hide the seat climate controls?

Maybe like a light copper? Or a brushed light beige maybe? Also idk about that shifter lmao. But yea, brushed sounds nice, I know the Sierra’s have the brushed aluminum trim, very neat

[M1ck3y]

I haven't used plasti-dip before, but I was thinking about trying it out.

 

Think there's different finishes too. Or give it a clear coat it if you like how it turned out.

[M1ck3y]

On 12/8/2021 at 9:26 AM, Luis A. said:

That’s what I was thinking but I wasnt sure if black would go good with saddle 

 

Imo a satin black would look great. Nothing too glossy or flat.

Edited December 11, 2021 by M1ck3y

[Luis A.]

7 hours ago, M1ck3y said:

 

Imo a satin black would look great. Nothing too glossy or flat.

Very true, speaking of satin finishes what about a satin silver?

[asilverblazer]

On 12/11/2021 at 2:36 AM, Luis A. said:

Very true, speaking of satin finishes what about a satin silver?

No, the cool tone of the silver would clash with the warm tone of the saddle.

[josney]

I think doing the woodgrain would make it look too much like an 80's conversion van, too overpowering. Which they were cool in the day, but not nowadays. I like the black idea

[Luis A.]

10 hours ago, asilverblazer said:

No, the cool tone of the silver would clash with the warm tone of the saddle.

Ahhhh okay…….. yea I’m all out of ideas

[Luis A.]

6 hours ago, josney said:

I think doing the woodgrain would make it look too much like an 80's conversion van, too overpowering. Which they were cool in the day, but not nowadays. I like the black idea

Hmmmm I wonder if there is a way to photoshop that

[jscottl]

Check out Lonestar Hawaiian on Youtube. He just done his Trail Boss in a satin black/gloss carbon fiber. Looked pretty good done in a two tone.