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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Interior & Equipment => Topic started by: kcwis on March 09, 2017, 07:47:48 pm
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Any tips for painting faded door panels,interior trim?
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Painting interior trim for 76 gmc sierra grande
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lot of times floor wax does the trick
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I've heard good things about Krylon's plastic paint.
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SEM colorcoat
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I used Duplicolor Vinyl and fabric paint. Works GREAT.
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I've used the same thing only I cleaned the plastic real good with dish soap and used adhesive promoter before I sprayed the color. 5 years later still like the day I sprayed it. Used it on my dash and my steering column. Was worried about key scratches but seems to hold up
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I've heard good things about Krylon's plastic paint.
I used Krylon plastic paint on my vinyl shutters last fall. So far, seems to be holding up well.
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I've used the same thing only I cleaned the plastic real good with dish soap and used adhesive promoter before I sprayed the color. 5 years later still like the day I sprayed it. Used it on my dash and my steering column. Was worried about key scratches but seems to hold up
This is how I do it and the only thing I'll add is I use a gray scuffle with the soap when cleaning it as a fine abrasive. Your goals to remove all dirts, oils, and silicon from the surface, the adhesion promoter I suspect melts the plastic slightly in order for the new paint to really bond with it.
The key to it is the preparation.
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This is how I do it and the only thing I'll add is I use a gray scuffle with the soap when cleaning it as a fine abrasive. Your goals to remove all dirts, oils, and silicon from the surface, the adhesion promoter I suspect melts the plastic slightly in order for the new paint to really bond with it.
The key to it is the preparation.
Bingo - prep, prep, prep.
I have also used the Duplicolor to paint an old vinyl motorcycle seat. I took it from grey to black and you couldn't even tell. I did not use any adhesion promoter.
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I've heard good things about Krylon's plastic paint.
I used Krylon plastic paint on my vinyl shutters last fall. So far, seems to be holding up well.
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I used sem paint on headliner trim turned out great. Cleaned them with ajax, dawn. The sem prep cleaner. The sem paint 5 light coats
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I've used SEM paint on old arm rests out of the junk yard to make them match in a 59 Edsel and it has worked well for 3 years now. Once again, follow directions and clean the surface well.