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iceman977th

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I'm thinking of putting a few switches in my car for various things (interior lights, fire department lighting, etc.) but don't know where to put them. I got a few of the red lighted switches for now, but I may end up getting the smaller ones from RS. What do you guys have & where do you recommend putting them? Thanks.
 


I managed to put one for my lights in the little cubby between the radio and the steering column. its a lighted rocker switch that i got from radio shack nd needed a half inch hole to be mounted
 
You can put switches in a ton of spots. I always used factory switches and molded them in using SEM paint to give them a factory look.
 
i put switches where your right knee hits the center console. i turned them on and off all the time.
 
Guess I'm gonna have to step this thread up a notch or two.

I put a Homelink where a fog light switch had been in the overhead console. Then some guys asked me to do a double switch
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Had to move the fog light from it's switch shown above to one that looked more native to the car
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Who doesn't like heated seats? Well the best Bonneville seats ever made, didn't come heated. Took care of that and added GP switches, they matched.
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It's all possible, you just have to want things to look factory.
 


All was me. Plus I did a bunch more things. But for the purpose of the thread, let's say JB Weld sands the nicest of all the stuff I've tried using. Then hit it with a high build SEM primer, SEM texsture, knock that down a touch and the right SEM paint.

You guys do know that SEM makes the paints that match our interiors right?
 
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