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SPRAYIN the Guage Pod... any tips on product
Just got guages and a pod. Unfortunately the pod came in black with no color option. What have you guys used for paint to spray your pods? I have gray interior on a 97 OBS....I would appreciate some insight
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you can get the paint from your local auto parts store... take a piece of the interior like the pillar so you can color match it.. make sure its a vinyl type paint
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When i ordered mine they painted it for me. but i would try the parts store and ask for some interior paint or a paint that bonds to plastic good. and try to match it up the best you can!
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Use plastic primer or plastic spray paint for your primer... then TRY to mach your color. Mine came out a little shinier than the original 10 year old plastic... hardly noticeable, probly just by me bc I know it is.
Make sure you clean the pod real well to get hand oils and such off of it. The lady at home depot said vinager and water... I tried it and it worked well. |
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Thanks guys... I'll give it a shot tomorrow... Signing off for now. This places ROCKS!!!
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I went to an automotive paint store and they custom matched my color off my door code and then mixed me the exact match in a spray can. IIRC the can of paint was about $15 but was more than enough to do the pillar pod.
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Auto paint store picked up som SEM brand interior paint they have every interior color great product also picked up a can on their plastic cleaner and a can of no-sand adhesion promoter
Later, DEVLYN |
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took my ashtray in to Orileys, they matched it. I used a dye rather than spray paint.
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