Replacing chrome trim bumper with solid
#1
Replacing chrome trim bumper with solid
I am going to replace my front aftermarket chrome trim bumper that looks like crap with an aftermarket solid bumper. I want to paint it with a black, tough, and flexible material. Any ideas on what will spray on easily and look good? The bumper comes primed, so if I use the proper paint, it should adhere very well as long as it is flexible since the bumper is plastic.
#2
If you want tough and donīt mind a textured look/feel, spray on bed liner would work.
If you want something you could remove shall you change your mind later on color, plasti dip will be good.
Rustoleum makes a paint for plastic, I have not used that on anything, so no experience with it, but is says for automotive plastics.
If you want something you could remove shall you change your mind later on color, plasti dip will be good.
Rustoleum makes a paint for plastic, I have not used that on anything, so no experience with it, but is says for automotive plastics.
#3
If you want tough and donīt mind a textured look/feel, spray on bed liner would work.
If you want something you could remove shall you change your mind later on color, plasti dip will be good.
Rustoleum makes a paint for plastic, I have not used that on anything, so no experience with it, but is says for automotive plastics.
If you want something you could remove shall you change your mind later on color, plasti dip will be good.
Rustoleum makes a paint for plastic, I have not used that on anything, so no experience with it, but is says for automotive plastics.
I'll look into the Rustoleum brand plastic paint and possibly others, thanks!