Coated my Dash Panels (pic)

Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by kwforage, Apr 14, 2013.

  1. kwforage

    kwforage Road Train Member

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    I just got my dash panels back in after getting them powder coated. Went with silver vein. I was sick of the fake wood. I think it turned out good.


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  3. MJ1657

    MJ1657 Road Train Member

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    Looks good!!!!
     
  4. eeb

    eeb Heavy Load Member

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    Looks nice, kinda high tech.
     
  5. carrkool

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    Looks good....I am redoing my classics dash panels also. Painting them metalic blue, filling in all the label holes, moving the lights from the right foot panel to the top center panel with in order. marker light clip lights headlights interupter than under that row, bunk light work lights red bunk lights floor lights. than in place of the factory light holes i am putting my dump vavle switches. all chrome gauge covers, vents, toogle switches and labels that go under ever thing. everything with blue jewels and blue labels for the fifth wheel air ride dump and slider. i hope it comes out good...lol
     
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  6. kwforage

    kwforage Road Train Member

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    That sounds like alot of work carrkool. I rearranged the order of some of the switches to make things more convenient. I also added the PTO switch below the dump valves. I was surprised to find a label for the PTO back behind the dash. Apparently all the Peterbilts have the PTO label attached to the fiber optic ribbon whether or not they come with one. I put two lights above the switches also to light up the switches at night as I am not OTR and am constantly flipping switches at night. I briefly considered toggle extensions but I hate the ones that have the set screw because they always seem to look crooked. I wish they made one that just slide over tight so even if the switch toggle spins it will look straight.
     
  7. Driver of the year

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    All you need is the air conditioner vents chrome too as you can buy it anywhere for that model. Looks good.
     
  8. mark2842

    mark2842 Light Load Member

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    looks good. who done them?
     
  9. carrkool

    carrkool Heavy Load Member

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    Yes its a lot of work but it will be a one of a kind like yours is....
     
  10. saddlesore

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    This 2012 Pete came with no chrome on the dash... was gonna dress it up but after running at night realized that I didn't have the eye strain issues caused by glare/shine due to chrome rings and such on the dash..Yours looks good anyways
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  11. skinnyb01

    skinnyb01 Light Load Member

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    Not a job for the light hearted lol
     

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