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Question on painting interior plastic trim?
So I'm installing these things this week to replace our plastic E36 door pulls.
http://i21.ebayimg.com/01/i/04/8a/a8/83_1_b.JPG and I was thinking of painting this part to match the surrounding tan color of the door panel...so the chrome trim doesn't look too busy and to make it look cleaner... http://i5.ebayimg.com/03/i/02/7a/53/1c_1.JPG any advice onwhat to use in terms of painting or dying the trim to a tan color? |
Go to just about any automotive store, they usually have spray paint for plastic trim.
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This is the effect I'm looking for...
http://i8.ebayimg.com/01/i/04/c1/1e/12_3.JPG its the door of an E90. Notice everything is color matched around the door handle... sweet.... |
as jrhaile, he dyed his door panels and stuff, so maybe you can dye that stuff
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^^ james died his leather pieces around the handle, not the handle peice itself. You could alwyas see if BMW has a touchup paint that would match the tan interior.
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SEM dye works on plastics as well. Needs to be prepper differently though
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I like the look your going for Del
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but the thing is del, youd better find the EXACT shade b/c if its a different shade its gunna look freakin retarded, ask if they can do paint matching with the dye or whatever your gunan use
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what about airbrush? someone told me they use that at detailing shops
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well in any case, dont you still have to find the right color?
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