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9742, found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by vegastoy, Oct-17-01 03:08 PM
LAST EDITED ON 17-Oct-01 AT 08:10 PM (PST)LAST EDITED ON 17-Oct-01 AT 08:10 PM (PST)
ok guys, i have a completely awesome way to change the color of your plastic trim and dash on our cars. this is the way i just finished my entire car and it came out awesome.
1) remove pieces, clean in bathtub with dish soap and a brillo pad type scrubber (sos) and lightly scrub the plastic. if its tan or gray it will lighten a little, dont worry...
2)then completely dry, make sure there is no water or dust on it at all....
3)then the three products that you will need are: bulldog plastic to paint adhesive in a spray can(makes the entire difference), sem paint for plastic(i used gloss black), and krylon clear coat(i also used glossy)......
4) apply two coats of bulldog, a few minutes apart, then 2-3 coats of color, then 2-3 coats of clear coat....
5)let dry 24 hours, then reattach and i promise you will be happy...
6)i used a cardboard box in my garage and keep the door more than half way down to stop wind and dust.....good luck and happy painting!!!!
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9743, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by fauchpj, Oct-17-01 03:13 PM
Where did you get that bulldog stuff and the sem?
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9744, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by vegastoy, Oct-17-01 03:31 PM
any paint supply store should have it, just call around.....but not like autozone or pepboys, actually a paint store...
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9745, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by grod101, Oct-17-01 04:59 PM
put some pics up so we can see how it came out
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9746, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by Irfan, Oct-17-01 05:10 PM
does sem paint= some paint?
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9747, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by vegasdsmr, Oct-17-01 05:56 PM
hey mang, i wanna see that shit. i was thinkin about doin it, but haven't gotten around to it. maybe seein it would motivate me, lol.
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9748, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by vegastoy, Oct-17-01 06:08 PM
when its all together, and the body works done it will get a digital camera and post a bunch of pics. sem is not some paint; it is a brand, you can find it at a good paint shop for about 9 bucks a can. the bulldog is about 10 a can. vegas give me an email and you can cruise down and see it....
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9749, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by slacker911, Oct-18-01 03:19 AM
I used sem's also it is very good stuff just make sure you clear coat it.
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9750, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by eclpsed7, Oct-18-01 03:37 AM
Wow.. Im really glade you told me how to do that.. seeing how Ii did mine back in 99, haha.. :)
But really. I've done a few peoples around here and I learned the touch up car paint in the small spray cans at wal-mart works the best. One cans does all the parts, and you can color match it to your car paint. Plus you dont "have" to clear coat it because it's car paint so it has a shine already. I did place 2 coats on the parts tho just so they could with stand daily use and not scratch all up... I also sanded mine down with FINE sand papper to make it smooth, I didnt like the "leather look" in Gunmetal gray. But guys.. please dont go over borad and paint half of the dash, I'd hate to see someone fuck up they're nice dsm... later..
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9751, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by vegastoy, Oct-18-01 06:32 AM
obvioulsy you are a really big walmart customer, but i would think it is safe to say that professional grade paint is just a tad bit better than walmart's finest.....lol, i dunno maybe its just me........
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9752, HELP!!!!! Im going fu#&ing nuts!!! Posted by flaeclipseRS, Oct-18-01 09:51 AM
OK, I got the sem paint and the bulldog adhesion stuff and some clear,I gave my parts a bath with a brillo and detergent, but when i went to paint i still got some bubbles??? i proceeded to strip the part and then sand and apply a degreaser, guess what same thing happened but with less bubbles, will i have to go through this with every part?
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9753, RE: HELP!!!!! Im going fu#&ing nuts!!! Posted by vegastoy, Oct-18-01 08:36 PM
yuo might have had a lot of armoral or something on there cuz i really had no bubbles...? make sure you use the cans from about a foot away and just mist them and all i can say about the bubbles is to try cleaning them better....
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9754, RE: HELP!!!!! Im going fu#&ing nuts!!! Posted by Super20G, Oct-19-01 03:16 AM
I'd use some kind of degreaser or paint thinner(probably not too good on plastics) to dry out the panels good first.. Does your primer go on good or does it bubble too? If it bubbles too then your spraying too close or your surface isnt prepped good enough.
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9755, RE: HELP!!!!! Im going fu#&ing nuts!!! Posted by 9D9 MITSU RS, Oct-19-01 07:05 AM
SHit, $10. I just got auto paint from advanced auto parts(like pep boys) for like $2.50-$3 a can and sanded it, blew dust off, washed it, dried, then painted and cleared and I'm STR8. Say what u want, but I got the poor-man's interior and it looks good to me. 
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9756, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by flaeclipseRS, Oct-19-01 07:50 AM
Thanks guys, i figured out my poblem....i was painting with can too close!!! i backed off and the shit looks sweeeet!!
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9757, RE: found the ultimate for painting interior Posted by ___djtrixter___, Oct-19-01 10:19 AM
anyone here in houston try paintig the interior. i tried it a few days ago and fu$%ed up my drivers side door. i just did that part to see how it all come out. i cleaned it. sanded it. cleaned it again. let it dry. put a primer coat. two or three coats of enamel color (gloss black) and then a few clear coats. i let it dry 48 hours. the paint came out all uneven and its smooth some places and ruff in some places. it looks like crap. now, whats the best way to get the paint off. i was just going to buy another door panel. let me know what yall think!!!

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