Golly gee Fik$e, can I really? https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...>/rolleyes.gif

Looks GREAT!!! SEM is THE thing to use on interior pieces, plastic or otherwise. I've done several interiors

with it, and have always had good sucess with SEM. One major thing to remember. If you have EVER used

a protectant of any brand on your interior, the pieces must be taken out and washed with dish soap, and

wiped down with wax and grease remover on every single inch of them. Even the back side!! Always use bonding agent no matter how clean you think the part is, and spray the die in light coats. I've used cheaper dyes before, and without fail they have had shiny/dull spots. SEM makes a very unform factory style finish. It can be bought in spray gun form, which works better in my opinion. Scuffing works better with a scotch brite pad. The pad doesn't take off the grain of the vinyl, the bonding agent and SEM will fill in the scratches. Just sand lightly though, not hard pressure.,,,,BB

Any idea if the plastic dye would present any problems for REALLY old plastic? The rear trim in the RX-2 is faded bad, so I was gonna re-dye everything to match. Did it make much of a mess?

the dye doesnt really work on plastic, it works best on purous surfaces

wtf if the dye doesnt work how the **** can i turn my grey s4 plastic panels to blk i cant even buy them in black b/c s4s didny have black interior

Nice modification you have made.It looks great and beautiful and amazing.



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