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I am getting ready to paint some of the pieces on my dash, and I was wondering what type of pain to use.
And, should I prime, color, and clearcoat, or just color and clearcoat?
I want certain pieces to be glossy and others to be more of a satin finish, is that going to require different types of application or just different paints?
And, should I prime, color, and clearcoat, or just color and clearcoat?
I want certain pieces to be glossy and others to be more of a satin finish, is that going to require different types of application or just different paints?
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Originally Posted by sleapercivic
I am getting ready to paint some of the pieces on my dash, and I was wondering what type of pain to use.
And, should I prime, color, and clearcoat, or just color and clearcoat?
I want certain pieces to be glossy and others to be more of a satin finish, is that going to require different types of application or just different paints?
And, should I prime, color, and clearcoat, or just color and clearcoat?
I want certain pieces to be glossy and others to be more of a satin finish, is that going to require different types of application or just different paints?
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Rep Power: 0 Make sure to clean the surfaces with isopropanol (rubbing alcohol). Also, get a good adhesion promoter, aka: primer specifically designed for painting on a plastic substrate. These two steps are the most critical, if you want to avoid peeling paint.
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