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The 71 Nova I am working on has a black interior. I have obtained a few OEM plastic parts ("B" pillar molding, kick panels, etc.) that need to be refinished black. Has anyone here any experience with (painting -- for lack of a better term) changing color of plastic parts?
Thanks in advance -- The TAZ
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SEM Landau black is a good match for most GM . Id use their adhesion promotor or bulldog depending on the plastics . Follow the directions . SEM soap is good for cleaning too , a tube will do about 20 cars I think .. Goes a long ways .
DL
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I really like the COLORBOND line of products. I did a lot of interior pieces for a '66 Caprice in black a couple years ago, and was very happy with how the product went on, touch up, etc. Use their cleaners and prep materials for best results
http://www.bryndana.com/cchart.html |
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SEM Landau black
X2, love it, just used it on mt Malibu grill. |
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I think the SEM 15243 is a better choice for interior plastic.
scrub everything good with purple power or simple green.
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Thanks ALL!!! TAZ
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SEM!!
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SEM Laundau black is the best stuff for black interiors. Depending on the texture of the part, it ends up a different finish from a gloss to a flat. Very versatile color.
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