DIY: make your plastic interior pieces look almost like new.

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koolkid420
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thanx for the DIY
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i just use armor all lol
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koolkid420
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mike93hatch;219088 wrote:i just use armor all lol
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Great DIY.....Good alternative to painting them and looks real clean.
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that did turn out really good, and to let you know also which i am sure you do they sell the trim paint at auto paint stores not that crappy orileys junk. u would first scuff it like u did then use that trim paint and it looks brand new from the factory and the paint is so tuff without any type of clear. The paint stores should also carry every factory color for any car.
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thebodyman;231424 wrote:that did turn out really good, and to let you know also which i am sure you do they sell the trim paint at auto paint stores not that crappy orileys junk. u would first scuff it like u did then use that trim paint and it looks brand new from the factory and the paint is so tuff without any type of clear. The paint stores should also carry every factory color for any car.

You're thinking of SEM interior paint. I spend $80 on that shit and it didn't do a bit of good, hours of prepping, and applied exactly as the directions stated. Chipped right off.

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nice simple write up. good work
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Ive had GREAT luck with the DupliColor interior paint (low gloss black)
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It for sure wasent 80 bucks the stuff I'm talking about is like 10 bucks in a rattle can ad it is a dye for the interior
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The SEM stuff wasn't 80 bucks either. I bought 80 bucks worth of the stuff. It was 12 bucks a can. It's the stuff EVERYONE says to use. Supposed to be the best stuff on the market.

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