Thread: painting plastic parts
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09-12-2010 01:40 AM #1
painting plastic parts
I have a front grill that I want to paint silver. Are there any special tricks or just hit it with some scotch bright and paint.Friends dont let friends drive fords!
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09-12-2010 02:01 AM #2
sand with 4-600. adhesion promoter, primer then paintYou don't know what you've got til it's gone
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09-12-2010 02:16 AM #3
I assume you can get plastic primer in the U.S. thats what we useIts aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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09-12-2010 05:38 AM #4
I use Krylon Fusion paints made for adhesion to plastic. Lots of guys use it for plastic flares on Jeeps - works good, sticks tight.Roger
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09-12-2010 06:42 AM #5
no not much on a hard plastic grill wash good with soap and water use a red scotch pad wash/sand paint with any paint you want seal if needed. if you wanted to fill marks use a sanding primer and sand out with fine 400 wet or better . you need to watch going to coarse with sand paper or it can make the plastic fuzzy then it can be hard to get it to lay down . urethane and any rubber or plastic with a hi amount of flex have to be handle much differentIrish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip
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11-07-2010 07:41 AM #6
yeah, just did one last week.sanded with 400 and sprayed it with some plastic primer we got at the auto parts.cant remember the name of the stuff but it worked good.
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11-13-2010 04:07 PM #7
Bulldog adhesion promoter works well.It can be bought in spray cans.
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11-13-2010 07:10 PM #8
Thanks!! I usually do the "NZ Slang" lookup but decided to poke the bear this time! ;):D:p
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