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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Ok peeps, but off topic but I thought I would ask you bikers for some tips.
I'm looking for some tips on painting interior plastics for a car. I've got all the prep and primers but can anyone recommend a good aerosol or what have you used before?
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By *ribsaMan
over a year ago
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As long as you have used a primer that is especially for plastics I do believe you can use any good aerosol car paint, if the plastic is flexible then you need proper paint for plastic or it will just crack and flake off. |
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What colour are you painting it?
I had and audi with horrendous fake walnut trim. I removed all the trim and sent it to our local paint shop who had just started doing hydrodipping.
Got the whole lot done in a carbon finish which included the clear coat lacquer on top all for £80.
If you have someone nearby that can do it I can highly recommend it.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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2k is fine, painted loads of (race) fairings that flex insanely without using plasticisers. Polyurethane is hard wearing, but not very forgiving if you make a mistake, you can polish out 2k with cutting compounds, G6 is a good all rounder.
The best thing you can do is degrease the living daylights out of what ever your doing first  |
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