My Door Panels Are Now Black.
05-21-2003, 05:09 PM
#21
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Frederick MD
Posts: 6,331
Looks hot, Dave. My doorpanels look the same. Bit more shiny than the dash... Dunno if I like that or not, but I love the way the panels look alone!
What are you doing for the speaker grills and grill surrounds? How bout the vents? Same stuff?
Justin
What are you doing for the speaker grills and grill surrounds? How bout the vents? Same stuff?
Justin
05-21-2003, 10:28 PM
#25
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: La Plata, Maryland
Posts: 9,725
Hey Rob, I had good luck with the door but the harder plastics didnt seem to hold the sprays as well.
It went on fine except for a tiny bit of blushing. I got that out though. Anyway, It may be that I didnt use enough primer.
It may be because of the cold damp weather; I was indoors for the door panels and in the garge with the kickpanels.
In any case, I am hesitant to use the same stuff on the other hard plastics. Would it be better to let the coats dry over night in a heated room.
Or is there a better product you can turn me on to. I have an air compressor and guns.
It went on fine except for a tiny bit of blushing. I got that out though. Anyway, It may be that I didnt use enough primer.
It may be because of the cold damp weather; I was indoors for the door panels and in the garge with the kickpanels.
In any case, I am hesitant to use the same stuff on the other hard plastics. Would it be better to let the coats dry over night in a heated room.
Or is there a better product you can turn me on to. I have an air compressor and guns.