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Interior paint for use on plastics - Gaugepods
Next weekend I will be installing my quad gauge pod in my '05 F350.
I need to paint the pod Flint gray to match my interior. I've seen the paints at Dieselmanor.com, but I have a problem with their shipping. They want $11.xx to ship a 12oz can of spray paint! That's ~55% of the price of the paint!! Are there any other options out there? I've tried my local dealer but they are about useless unless I supply them the part numbers. I've heard they carry touch up paints, but I've never seen any P/Ns. How about SEM? I see they offer some interior paints, but am unsure which one specifically matches the Med Flint Gray color that I've got. Any help would be great! |
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Just go to Home Depot and get a plastic primer and paint. They have a lot of colors. CLOSE is good enough, it isn't a large part anyway.
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SEM is some very good paint. I havent done anything to my superduty but i have a gauge pod in my Gen2 Lightning and the panels are a light grey and it matched perfect and went on very easy. ![]() By lvgolfer962 at 2011-06-12 |
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Do you remember what the color number and exact paint is?? I'd bet that the gray you've got in your lightning is the same as my 05 F350.
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yea i still have over 3/4 of the can left.
Its # 15393 Medium Gray |
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Thanks for the paint # - Just ordered a can! I'll post some pics when I get it.
Thanks again! I wound up ordering from Vinyl Pro in Marietta, GA. Their prices were decent and their customer service was great! Hopefully it will be here tomorrow! |
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WOW - The paint just arrived. I wound up ordering:
SEM Color Coat #15393 - Medium Gray It is virtually an identical match to the Ford factory "Flint Gray" in my 2005 F350. One question; How did you prep the plastic before painting it? I did a quick test shot (more for color) on the backside of the panel and did notice some "fish-eye", even with extremely light coats. |
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dupli color prep spray/grease and wax remover is what i have/used
im sure any auto parts store has something very similar |
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Cool - Thanks again for the info and the part number. I sprayed the inside of the gauge pod to see how it looked - The color is a PERFECT match for my '05's gray. PLUS - I was extremely surprised at how scratch resistent it is! Even after only 15-20 minutes of cure time, it's actually very difficult to scratch the stuff! So far, I'm VERY happy with it - I can't wait to paint it later.
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