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BigStan
15-09-07, 04:57 PM
Right i plan to go about spraying door handles, boot handle, skirts and such other faded grey exterior parts.
Whats the best stuff to use for it ? Will i need to be using primer and stuff ?
Probably will be respraying in a dark grey possibly black ? What would be the best top coat to use aswell, a flexible paint or will normal paint do ?
Cheers Guys :thumb:
The Biggest Stan :)
Use plastic primer, and normal paint.
Make sure before you ever start to paint that any silicone(like bumper gel/back to black) is off the plastic, as paint wont take to that at all.
BigStan
15-09-07, 05:38 PM
Okey doke, thanks very mucho :thumb:
Ade's painting guide is VERY good in the Styling forum.
paddy138
15-09-07, 10:04 PM
yeah just make sure its clean and dry. use plastic primer and normal paint. do it in a warm room or shed or sumtin for best results
BigStan
16-09-07, 01:09 PM
Will i need to be using lacquer, i dont know if i want the shiny finish ?
paddy138
16-09-07, 01:19 PM
up to yourself if you want a shiny finish or not
BigStan
16-09-07, 01:28 PM
It will be ok without the lacquer on though right ?
paddy138
16-09-07, 01:37 PM
yeah, it worked ok for me
You dont need laquer on a solid gloss base colour.
But it will help protect it from stone chips etc.
Matt2107
16-09-07, 03:03 PM
If you end up going for black mate I'd use hammerite.
Thats what I used on the door handles and boot handles for project Aspirin.
You don't even need to use plastic primer with hammerite but I did anyway.
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