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Topic subjectWHAT TO USE TO PAINT AN INTERIOR?
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15129, WHAT TO USE TO PAINT AN INTERIOR?
Posted by johnsn10, Feb-16-02 09:17 AM
i want to paint my interior red and white so i used interio paint on a test piece and it looked bad,the red was more of a maroon.i also tried 1200 degree heat paint and that looked awsome.please someone tell me if the heat paint is the way to go.i was told that heat paint wont fade in the sun or peel off.please let me know.
15130, RE: WHAT TO USE TO PAINT AN INTERIOR?
Posted by JJPhatStrat, Feb-16-02 10:41 AM
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15131, RE: WHAT TO USE TO PAINT AN INTERIOR?
Posted by Eclipse550HP, Feb-16-02 10:48 AM
Just use friggin Krylon paint
15132, RE: WHAT TO USE TO PAINT AN INTERIOR?
Posted by JJPhatStrat, Feb-16-02 07:13 PM
lol...yeah dammit!!!
15133, RE: WHAT TO USE TO PAINT AN INTERIOR?
Posted by guest, Feb-17-02 04:55 AM
-SEMS vinyl spray paint

-PlastiKote vinyl spray paint

-DupliColor vinyl spray paint


^ any of the above will work. But I do NOT recommend krylon or engine paint.

You're painting ur dash red? DOH! I am the only one with red dash I think. We can be twins haha
15134, RE: WHAT TO USE TO PAINT AN INTERIOR?
Posted by Ludiclipse, Feb-17-02 06:22 AM
i went to a hobby shop and got paint. its for plastic so it worked great!
15135, RE: WHAT TO USE TO PAINT AN INTERIOR?
Posted by Eclipse550HP, Feb-17-02 07:00 AM
Krylon works great. I did all my stuff with it, My buddy did his Civic with it, he did the whole dash sliver and with blue inserts. the sun does nothing to it, no cracks bubbels are anything wrong
15136, RE: WHAT TO USE TO PAINT AN INTERIOR?
Posted by 1TuffRS, Feb-18-02 07:19 AM
I used krylon for all my painted pieces and it looks great! Except the doors, but that was my fault, hehe. I plan on redoing the doors and airbag. Just remember to put primer down first and then a couple thin layers of paint (till ur satisfied) and then clearcoat the hell out of it. Thats how I do and it looks great.