painting interior Question
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i am debating on painting my interior black with red highlights. 1 any recommendations on paint brand? 2. is there anything that legally we are not allowed to paint over, example, airbags? any other suggestions would be considered too thanks. i will probably do it this summer but just some thoughts floating around my head.
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Hmm I am not one to paint interiors and i seen a lot of **** poor jobs, ( I know a lot of redneck people) the most inportant part of painting anything of course is prep-work.
Ensure that everything is clean and grease free use alcohol to clean pieces before priming and lightly sand between coats, just enough to knock off the gloss of the dried coats of paint and primer.
As for any specific brands of paint I do not know but i would try rustoleam.
Ensure that everything is clean and grease free use alcohol to clean pieces before priming and lightly sand between coats, just enough to knock off the gloss of the dried coats of paint and primer.
As for any specific brands of paint I do not know but i would try rustoleam.
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i wish i could remember the name of the paint i used to use....i painted the interior on my first blue r/t...the whole inside was blue....the paint turned out great and after 4 years, never faded, chipped, or flaked....you could scratch a screw across it and nothing happen....
oh yeah..it wa called foliatech, not sure if thats how you spell it.....it used to cost $17 a can but was well worth it and now i dont know if anyone carries it...
i would not reccomend using the duplicolor interior paint....it sucks
for the interior, you can paint whatever you want..
just dont use regular spray paint....and if you have ever armoralled the interior, you might as well not even consider painting it...
armorall leaves a wax coating on everything that you cant take off with alcohol or paint thinner
oh yeah..it wa called foliatech, not sure if thats how you spell it.....it used to cost $17 a can but was well worth it and now i dont know if anyone carries it...
i would not reccomend using the duplicolor interior paint....it sucks
for the interior, you can paint whatever you want..
just dont use regular spray paint....and if you have ever armoralled the interior, you might as well not even consider painting it...
armorall leaves a wax coating on everything that you cant take off with alcohol or paint thinner
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i wish i could remember the name of the paint i used to use....i painted the interior on my first blue r/t...the whole inside was blue....the paint turned out great and after 4 years, never faded, chipped, or flaked....you could scratch a screw across it and nothing happen....
oh yeah..it wa called foliatech, not sure if thats how you spell it.....it used to cost $17 a can but was well worth it and now i dont know if anyone carries it...
i would not reccomend using the duplicolor interior paint....it sucks
for the interior, you can paint whatever you want..
just dont use regular spray paint....and if you have ever armoralled the interior, you might as well not even consider painting it...
armorall leaves a wax coating on everything that you cant take off with alcohol or paint thinner
oh yeah..it wa called foliatech, not sure if thats how you spell it.....it used to cost $17 a can but was well worth it and now i dont know if anyone carries it...
i would not reccomend using the duplicolor interior paint....it sucks
for the interior, you can paint whatever you want..
just dont use regular spray paint....and if you have ever armoralled the interior, you might as well not even consider painting it...
armorall leaves a wax coating on everything that you cant take off with alcohol or paint thinner
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I really don't recomend it either , but several have insisted ...
Prep I used 3M Adhesive remover to clean everything ,
scrub with white scotchbrite pads
Then wipe down the surfaces
... I've used SEM Dye paint and even Krylon Fusion paint
use very light misting coats to start , and then keep adding light layers till it covers
Prep I used 3M Adhesive remover to clean everything ,
scrub with white scotchbrite pads
Then wipe down the surfaces
... I've used SEM Dye paint and even Krylon Fusion paint
use very light misting coats to start , and then keep adding light layers till it covers