300 C

How to choose the right finish for Chrysler 300 C

Black or silver carbon effect

Black carbon effect is dark and technical, silver carbon effect lighter and more visible. Both are printed effects under a clear dome, not carbon fibre, which keeps the pattern consistent on every part. On a busy dashboard, carbon effect on the central parts and piano black elsewhere keeps things balanced.

The wood effects

Walnut Burl and Dark Mahogany warm up a dark interior, Newport Burl and Birdseye Maple bring light to a pale one, Ebony Zebra and African Zebra give a bolder, more graphic look. All are printed wood effects with a glossy, lacquered appearance that suits saloons and estates especially well.

Piano black and metallic

Piano black gives a uniform, elegant surface that suits nearly every interior. Metallic and solid colours let you pick up the body colour inside. Prefer a matt look? Kits ship high-gloss; spray one thin coat of clear matt lacquer before fitting, let it dry, and test on a small part first.

For Chrysler 300 C, start with the parts diagram, then choose between wood effect, carbon effect, brushed aluminium and piano black.

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