I was going to do my burb, bought the SEM light gray paint and the SEM adhesion promoter too, then sold the truck. Still have the paint 
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Is Interior plastic paint a good idea?
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the adhesion promotor goes a LONG way.. like a can for a whole interior.. it's like water, just a light coat over everything..
if your doing 4 door panels, a dash and other parts, I'd plan on 3 can's, maybe 4.. 1 can will do a pair of front door panels.. 1/2 to 3/4 for a dash.
so at least 2, maybe 4 if ya start throwing in ceiling trims, rear panels, etc.....
if ya want rattlecan, I strongly suggest the SEM... as some will remember, I HATE Duplicolor products.... most of their stuff sucks imo..
if your doing 4 door panels, a dash and other parts, I'd plan on 3 can's, maybe 4.. 1 can will do a pair of front door panels.. 1/2 to 3/4 for a dash.
so at least 2, maybe 4 if ya start throwing in ceiling trims, rear panels, etc.....
if ya want rattlecan, I strongly suggest the SEM... as some will remember, I HATE Duplicolor products.... most of their stuff sucks imo..
Yep, I was told at the paint shop to just dust it on or it WILL run like hell.
disenough
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Advance auto has adhesion promoter. I think it is about $6 and I have used it on plastic.
