shanemcg45
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No my interior is not on the verge of death. I've read a few things about people who dye their interior plastic pieces. How is this done and what products do you use?
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interior dying
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i've always sprayed mine thru a regular gun.. PPG makes a good die... works good.. pretty sure they're available in rattle cans too..
heres a link i had to a site that has dyes, paint, etc for interior stuff...
http://www.parasolinc.com/
heres a link i had to a site that has dyes, paint, etc for interior stuff...
http://www.parasolinc.com/
jekell and Hyde
Two brands I have used and sold that are good is Mar-Hyde and S E M brand...I have seen Mar-Hyde spray bombs at pep boys,the S E M brand stuff is in liquid form,it comes in quarts,and a parts/paint store can custom mix a lot of colors..I hear plain old spray paint works as good on hard plastic door and kick panels--judging by the overspray I got on mine when I primed my floor patches,I'd say its true--even carb cleaner didnt get it off,and it started to soften the plastic.
Two brands I have used and sold that are good is Mar-Hyde and S E M brand...I have seen Mar-Hyde spray bombs at pep boys,the S E M brand stuff is in liquid form,it comes in quarts,and a parts/paint store can custom mix a lot of colors..I hear plain old spray paint works as good on hard plastic door and kick panels--judging by the overspray I got on mine when I primed my floor patches,I'd say its true--even carb cleaner didnt get it off,and it started to soften the plastic.
