Interior Paint
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I havent done it but I would think youd want to use the paint for plastics....
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Id damn sure buy some plastic interior pieces from the junk yard and do some experimenting before tackling the interior of your truck. also, Im not sure what kind of scratch resistance it has.
I was going to do my dash bezel and a few other things in red - but I chickened out.
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Id damn sure buy some plastic interior pieces from the junk yard and do some experimenting before tackling the interior of your truck. also, Im not sure what kind of scratch resistance it has.
I was going to do my dash bezel and a few other things in red - but I chickened out.
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rkadcock (01-19-2010)
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I to painted my gauge pod with that too. found a gauge pod at the local junk yard and painted it to match my interior and then my new gauges came with a pod and painted it as well and didnt come out too shiny. So i think that you are on the right track by using an enamel and a plastic type paint.
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Duplicolor has a plastic paint that's meant for plastic car interiors. I used it to redo my Ford's ugly blue interior to a nice primer grey. Works pretty good, not shiny at all, scratch resistance is great. Only spot I had paint scratching thru was my foot hitting the door panels jumping in and out of the truck and the vinyl arm rests would wear thru. Nothing unexpected thou.
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rkadcock (01-20-2010)
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Duplicolor has a plastic paint that's meant for plastic car interiors. I used it to redo my Ford's ugly blue interior to a nice primer grey. Works pretty good, not shiny at all, scratch resistance is great. Only spot I had paint scratching thru was my foot hitting the door panels jumping in and out of the truck and the vinyl arm rests would wear thru. Nothing unexpected thou.