Bill Krumel

I finished up the painting on all the rear panels and as up far as the kick panels. I did a 6 step process and it turned out AWESOME!

:lala: :lala: :lala:

Here is what I used in this order:

1. Sanded light scrachtes with 800 and 600 grit Sand Paper
2. Cleaned with Soap and Water with brush
3. Wiped down with SEM Plastic Vinyl Prep Cleaner
4. Sprayed 2 coats of Bulldog Adhesion Promoter
5. Sprayed 2 coats of SEM Gray Vinyl Interior Paint
6. Sprayed 2 coats of SEM Satin Gloss - Clear

Many said applying Clear was a waste of time and money
because its just used to get a gloss out of the interior pieces.
It doesn't help from scratches etc. I just did it for piece of mind and I am glad I did. It also gives it a nice shine.

I am going to get the 6 pieces that have carpet on the Deluxe Interior Option carpeted Black early next week.


This is all the materials I used in order from left to right


Here is a picture of all the panels hanging in the garage after I finished


This is a picture of the black belt covers and the guage cover[IMG]

Twistopher

Where did you get the prep and paint from?

Bill Krumel

I got all the SEM stuff from a local Automotive Paint store.
Almost ANY automotive paint store carries SEM or can
order it. I got the Buldog Adhesion promoter at
O'Reilly's. There is an SEM Adhesion promoter to but its all
the same. The SEM paints were a little over $8.00 a can and
the project cost me close to $100.00 not including
getting the panels carpeted later next week.