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Ok then. I dont have the TIME to do it or money to have it done for me. All I want is to change the color, no reupholster. I appreciate the advice but I want this to be done using paint/dye because its cheap, easy, and will take me maybe 8 hours to do the entire interior. so please can someone tell me what paint/dye is good for this?
JLw7123 thanks though +rep |
krylon makes goods paints for plastic and other stuff.
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thank you, has anyone ever done so without having chipping or cracking?
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ok. like a matte clear should look ok then. how long did that last?
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after you sand it, make sure you use a primer too. or else it wont really stick and it will come out blotchy.
from personal experience i wanted to do this same exact thing and learned the hard way. you will regret painting your interior. trust me. but goodluck. post pics when your done |
why will i regret it? everyone seems to say that but no one seems to say why?
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alright guys thanks for the help. still wanna no why people end up regretting it?
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looks so ricey
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haha ok aside from looks. Im thinking just straight black after consideration of the rice factor. I just hate the tan and gray. I meant as far as flaking, pealing, etc.
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mine chipped and got scuffed up, but i just did wet sand and plastic paint
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so with some clear coat and dont thrash shit around the car I should be ok?
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this is the best thread ever!!!!
now pay attention kiddies, the master is about to tell ya how to paint plastic lol j/k wash all pieces with HOT SOAPY WATER, this release`s the molding agent, if its still slick then washing with the same hot soapy water but now with a GREY SCUFF PAD thats it 2 times of washing now your going to use a ppg product dx103 and not a wax and grese remover using that will ruin the preping process after that APPLY ADHESHION PROMOTER!!!! bully dog or sem what ever you can find ya need it!!! 10-15 mins to dry it has to dry!!!!!!!! never do you apply paint in and or on wet its always medium from a rattle can, letting each coat flash off same goes for the clear coat thats it super easy, no need for primer, no need for any other redunkalouis step, so easy a monkey can do this |
I will post pictures of mine later. I used SEM vinyl dye on the dash (don't prime, just clean first) and SEM flexible paint for the plastic. That was several years ago and it still looks fine. I sprayed the dash when it was 35 degrees out. That stuff works great.
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i wish bdyman chimed in when i was in the painting interior phase.. maybe then i wouldnt look like shit :lol:
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This pic is from when I dyed the dash back in 2005 or 2006. Still looks good today. Upper portion in SEM landau black and the lower portion is the factory tan color.
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Thank you, as for vinyl though is this the same process? I understand the plastics bit, its no different from hydrodipping where you have to flame treatr the plastic to get all the release agents out. Thanks this will help alot bdyman. Quote:
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I can attest to Duplicolor vinyl/fabric. It worked well for me. You will need multiple coats though. It is quite runny and the "paint" (more like a dye) absorbs into the vinyl the first coat or two. Krylon plastic paint has also worked well for me. Here's a few pics of my current interior project:
http://i843.photobucket.com/albums/z.../Photo0145.jpg http://i843.photobucket.com/albums/z.../Photo0143.jpg http://i843.photobucket.com/albums/z.../Photo0125.jpg |
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