Plasti Dip Interior Plastics?
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Plasti Dip Interior Plastics?
My interior plastics are very rough and faded. Car has the dark gray 82 interior (Charcoal). Interior is completely out of the car at the moment. I want to stay dark gray.
I was thinking about painting the interior with the SEM paint and all the associated prep etc. but then I thought popped in my head, what about plasti dip. They have a dark gray colour that looks pretty close. Once the stuff cures is stays on pretty good, should not chip.
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I was thinking about painting the interior with the SEM paint and all the associated prep etc. but then I thought popped in my head, what about plasti dip. They have a dark gray colour that looks pretty close. Once the stuff cures is stays on pretty good, should not chip.
Any thoughts?
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Re: Plasti Dip Interior Plastics?
Nice Idea will try it on my 85 T/A tan interior faded and would like to change it a bit.
Thanks for the idea...
Thanks for the idea...
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Re: Plasti Dip Interior Plastics?
Plastidip can look good, but it can peel on the easy side at times and has that rubber feel to it. If it were me I would use the VHT vinyl dye. I have used it on motorcycle seats and it's held up awesome and looks factory. All I did was whipe the seat clean and spay a few coats. If it will not wear off of a seat in 90 degree temps with my jeans moving all over it time after time it's not going to peel of of trim parts that don't get touched too much.
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Re: Plasti Dip Interior Plastics?
Iv been in the progress of blacking out all the interior plastics with plasti dip it works great I change from the old sun faded grey to all black and really enjoy it I'm also in the progress of painting an entire truck it's being blacked out iv got a plasti dip adiction couse next is all my atvs being color match to each other in their monster green
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Re: Plasti Dip Interior Plastics?
I did it in the back piece of the hatch since I switched my grey interior for black since I couldn't find the piece in black i plasti dipped it it came out really good I even be puttin armor-all.
This is before I painted it
After it got plasti dipped
This is before I painted it
After it got plasti dipped
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Re: Plasti Dip Interior Plastics?
Ive plastidipped my grey talon pieces. Plasti dip is easy and quick but scratches and looks like **** quick also.
quick bang for the bucks yet. would I do it again. mm prob. not Im about to redo all my 97 camaro plastics and plan to use SEM interior plastic products this time around. More work yes. but a better quality finish IMO.
quick bang for the bucks yet. would I do it again. mm prob. not Im about to redo all my 97 camaro plastics and plan to use SEM interior plastic products this time around. More work yes. but a better quality finish IMO.
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