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Old 02-17-2019, 10:13 PM
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So I am looking to buy 2 new plastic pieces that go directly behind the headrests of each seat. The silver paint has started to rub off and looks bad.

Could I possibly strip the paint and make it look good or would that make it look worse? Or would it be better to buy new plastic pieces?

I am having trouble locating them because I'm unsure what to search for online. I managed to find an image of the piece I am talking about.



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Old 02-18-2019, 03:10 AM
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This is the part number for my ‘01 but it appears to be discontinued. 81147-S2A-003ZA / Cover, Headrest *NH167L* (Graphite Black).
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I just popped them off, gave them a light sand and resprayed them. Came out beautifully.
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I believe these can still be sourced from Japan using Amayama or possibly Jesse Streeter.
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you should really learn to use a parts catalog.

https://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com...r-bumper--seat
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Originally Posted by Deckoz
you should really learn to use a parts catalog.

https://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com...r-bumper--seat
Is this what I'm looking for?


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Originally Posted by Dr Feelgood
I just popped them off, gave them a light sand and resprayed them. Came out beautifully.
What do they look like without paint? Do you have any pics of yours?
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16 dollars! Buy a few sets for the future too while you're at it!
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If you do decide to paint them, be sure to use a paint made for plastic. Otherwise it won't stick well and will tend to flake off/peel.
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Originally Posted by LagunaPearlAP2
16 dollars! Buy a few sets for the future too while you're at it!
Yeah cheap! I wonder if I need to buy any other parts too?

Paint and sandpaper alone will be around $16 and never look as good as OEM
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