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Old Oct 10, 2003
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interior paint

This might of been posted up before but could anybody help me to figure
out what paint brands are good for doing interior work like the dash and
panels. Also how many coats should I do of the primer and the color paint?
Also any other great painting techniques would be great. Thanks...
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plasti-kote is what most people used for their dash and a/c vents.
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no problem...

btw, the color you want (if you want to do silver) is import color #5304. it's all right here in the DIY. good luck
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dont paint the dash...wont last more then two weeks if you do..lol
and then crak-o...theres a spexial way to do that and it invalves resin and fiber glass,
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or u can use vinly dye.. the dash will dye nicely.. and its pretty permanent... no flaking at all.. ive had mine dyed now for close to a year, and my car has been exposed to all kinds of extreme weather.
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ohhhhhh. haha, i thought he was talking about painting the trim pieces. hmmmm, in that case, yeah, don't spraypaint it. i have no idea on how to do the dash....sorry
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the DASH?? Wow. I painted a bunch of my trim pieces to match my red exterior, and that was a week ago, they're still looking nice. Just be sure to prime them real well (2 coats) then paint (3 coats) and then get a clear primer (3-5 coats). BE SURE YOUR CLEARCOAT MATCHES YOUR PAINT!!!!!!!! THe first time I used an enamel paint and laquer clearcoat...not pretty. The stuff mixes and contorts and wrinkles and a whole bunch of ugly crap. THere's my $0.02. Also, just painting the trim (center consol, trim around vents, around door latches, and around power window controls) the same color as your exterior looks really nice.
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