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66247, Interior Paint for plastic Posted by CODE4, Feb-03-04 06:13 PM
Just wanted to let you guys and girls know that Krylon makes a pretty damn good rattle can paint called FUSION that is for plastic parts. I just put about 6 light coats fo red on my HVAC/radio bezel and let it dry overnight. Popped it in this morning and it looks nice, I need to find a good clear coat I can finish it up with. Their red matches OE red color well, too.
Anyone suggest a particular clear coat for interior pieces or other good paint for plastic?
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66249, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by blinkbizkit500, Feb-03-04 07:04 PM
duplicolor worked fine for me. Got the primer, color matched paint, and clearcoat from them and it's been a year and still holding up fine
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66256, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by My9t5Talon, Feb-03-04 09:56 PM
I'm using the red pepper color...very nice along with a silver metallic engine enamel...looks nice together!
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66257, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by a_miller_76, Feb-04-04 12:31 AM
My fusion started failing after 6 months and now it looks like shit :shrug
(5 coats of base done properly and 3 coats of clear)
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66260, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by CODE4, Feb-04-04 02:13 AM
It started looking like crap already? hmmm.... That kinda makes me want to try using primer and regular spray paint for some of the others....
Thanks for the input guys, I think I will stick to the Fusion for now so the color matches. 6 months down the road I might do it all over again though :shrug
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66261, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by a_miller_76, Feb-04-04 02:35 AM
I'm redoing mine in black gelcoat
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66269, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by DR1665, Feb-04-04 04:57 AM
I used plain old Rustoleum (because I had no0bs - not because I'm afraid my plastic will rust). Did the trim in Silver. It's held up to a break in so far and is more than a year old. I'm thinking I'm pushing 2 years the more I think about it. The only one wearing is my door handle trim since I didn't use clear and it gets rubbed by sleeves and hands a dozen times a day. :P
Good luck with the Fusion sir.
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66285, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by 95greenhrcgs, Feb-04-04 08:10 AM
If you all are looking for something that works VERY well, do a search on google for....SEM Color Coat vinyl dye.
I have used it in my car on plastic and on the vinyl. Works beautifully. All I did to prep was use a mild degreaser to get all the Amor-All etc off the parts. Then I washed the parts with Dawn dishwashing detergent. Then I just sprayed it on in light coats.
They do have primer and adhesion promoters etc if you wanna use those. I found it unecessary.
I used the Satin Black and it has NOT faded and has NOT scratched off in over a year.
They offer a variety of colors as well.
Hope this helps you!
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66286, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by CODE4, Feb-04-04 09:18 AM
I will look for some, thanks for the input... points for ya:thumbsup
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66299, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by My9t5Talon, Feb-04-04 12:20 PM
I need some of that too...for the dash and the armrest...wonder if it matches the Fusion red pretty well...hmmm...
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66301, RE: Interior Paint for plastic Posted by farmdogg55, Feb-04-04 12:25 PM
i used SEM on mine and its held up great after almost 2 years. i recommend it to everyone that asks me. the fire red color matches oem pretty good, but not perfect.
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