spraying interior panels?

[L33 LEG]

im going to risk it on ze bimmer. im wanting all the grey doorcards and bits black and also might try the sprayed carpet technique a few of you have done on the novas. i can see me failing lol

anyway, do i have to use the same technique as spraying panels. ie, sand prime and spray? or am i just spraying onto the cards?

and it might sound like a bodge to you but once iv finished its going to look ace imo so will be worth trying.

[Pillar]

im going to risk it on ze bimmer. im wanting all the grey doorcards and bits black and also might try the sprayed carpet technique a few of you have done on the novas. i can see me failing lol

anyway, do i have to use the same technique as spraying panels. ie, sand prime and spray? or am i just spraying onto the cards?

and it might sound like a bodge to you but once iv finished its going to look ace imo so will be worth trying. dunno about the carpet mate but just sand the interior parts like you would any normal panel. just make sure you degrease it loads no doubt they will be covered in silicone from cleaning products used by urself/previous owners and thats the last thing you need

[Pistol Pete]

Plastic primer FTW IMO. Spray will just flake off after a while and look naff.

[Lynsey]

Oooh, I've sprayed my interior panels in the Nova black. I just cleaned them thoroughly with degreaser, let the fumes evaporate then went in for the kill. Just remember, less is more- I didn't want mine shiney so had to be very careful.

[valvercorsa]

i sprayed all mine with trade paint :) was very sticky stuff and after 2 yrs looks like new :) dash has chipped abit but didnt sand that down as wanted it to look like it was ment to be black.

[L33 LEG]

im just wanting to spray it matt black. think il try sanding it and then using some plastic primer then.

and i might just get a black carpet for it but spray the parcel shelf and other little bits.

[Pillar]

that all we do in the body shop im at use trade spray.......if it was plastics that flexs and move use plastic primer. dont need it on interior panels