help me de-rice interior?
The previous owner of my 96 EX painted some of the interior pieces silver
If anyone here owns a 6th gen and has any of the pictured pices they are looking to sell (or give away) that are unmodified, please PM me or reply to this post:


I've already searched the for sale forum as well as ebay...if you don't have the pieces yourself, then I would also appreciate any links you could provide to someone who IS selling them.
I would ask that the admin leave this post in the civic/del sol/el forum and not move it for a couple days until I have some responses. Reason being it gets more attention here, and 6th gen owners might not see it if I post in the wanted forum. After a little while feel free.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
If anyone here owns a 6th gen and has any of the pictured pices they are looking to sell (or give away) that are unmodified, please PM me or reply to this post:

I've already searched the for sale forum as well as ebay...if you don't have the pieces yourself, then I would also appreciate any links you could provide to someone who IS selling them.
I would ask that the admin leave this post in the civic/del sol/el forum and not move it for a couple days until I have some responses. Reason being it gets more attention here, and 6th gen owners might not see it if I post in the wanted forum. After a little while feel free.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Last edited by copperfox; Apr 7, 2004 at 09:42 PM. Reason: links to pictures broke, had to fix
Originally Posted by 93DituneEX
Not meaning to jack the thread but I'm in the same boat. Any help is appreciated.
not too much work and it'll be easier to look at
Originally Posted by Eklypse39
paint everything teal, black ... and you're done
not too much work and it'll be easier to look at
not too much work and it'll be easier to look at
If I cannot find the stock pieces, i too will be forced to paint the ones I have. I'm going to go with something much more stock-looking though.... I went to a junk yard already and they guy wanted $15 for those two little vent pieces, gimme a break!
take the interior pieces off and dip em in regular dot3 brake fluid. sounds weird but it works. it wont eat the plastic yet strips the paint away. may require a bit of scrubbin but its worth it and so you wont have to buy the peices.
Originally Posted by 93DituneEX
Not meaning to jack the thread but I'm in the same boat. Any help is appreciated.
For the gauge bezel, you're probably better off getting a new one at the wrecking yard. Pull out the old piece and put in the new one. That simple.
Originally Posted by 93DituneEX
Not meaning to jack the thread but I'm in the same boat. Any help is appreciated.
Originally Posted by Outxider
take the interior pieces off and dip em in regular dot3 brake fluid. sounds weird but it works. it wont eat the plastic yet strips the paint away. may require a bit of scrubbin but its worth it and so you wont have to buy the peices.
Originally Posted by randomtask77
The side pocket should be easy to paint. If you know how to take off your door panels, you should be able to take off those pockets and paint them back to black (or if you have the time, remove the paint that is on there now). The reason why I would rather remove the paint as opposed to painting it black it because that is a high wear and tear area. Throwing stuff in that pocket might end up chipping the black paint.
For the gauge bezel, you're probably better off getting a new one at the wrecking yard. Pull out the old piece and put in the new one. That simple.
For the gauge bezel, you're probably better off getting a new one at the wrecking yard. Pull out the old piece and put in the new one. That simple.
Originally Posted by PokeyD16Z
I have a gauge trim surround that has some missing clips, but it still holds in good and isn't broken or cracked. PM me and I'll see what I can do...


