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Old 03-04-2010
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door panel problem

i painted the bottom part. then i figured i'd paint the arm rest part black to match where the door handle part is.

i had just used the krylon flat black stuff that i used on the plastic bottom peice. it turned out good and looked fine.

but the problem is. its tacky, i thought it was just because it got warm because it was cold. but its super tacky and i'm not sure why. i think its just because its like vinel (sp?)

anyone paint it or have it covered up? i want it to match it so its black but not sure what to do.
 
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Sorry but I have no idea about this but how did it turn out ?
 
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what kind of paint did you use? i've seen that from some "plastic" paints on vinyl coated parts. i have recovered the part you are talking about.

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not a ranger, but another one i've done.
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mines just like the 3rd picture, i painted it with the same kyron paint i did on the other door part.

its fully dried and turned out great, but its tacky or sticky. i've just had no door panels on my truck because i'm a super huge procrastinator. ha
 
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would the temp that i painted it affect the outcome of it? because it was much colder when i did it,

i'm redoing a coat or 2 now that its much warmer out today.
 
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i don't know. i've seen panels people have brought in the shop be like that, but not sure why. the first 5 pics, the arm rests have all been covered. and the last one, the same thing. they all have all been covered in vinyl.
 
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Originally Posted by Vonhanson
would the temp that i painted it affect the outcome of it? because it was much colder when i did it,

i'm redoing a coat or 2 now that its much warmer out today.
How did the paint’g turn out ?

Was think’g, maybe the cleaning process and did you use a Adhesion Promotor before paint’g ?

Sorry for the late reply but just came across the thread again !
 
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I had the exact same problem when I painted my armrests...
Krylon Fusion black looked great, but wouldn't dry no matter what I did. After a few months, YES a few months it was still tacky.
I finally found some vinyl & fabric paint in a spray can, about $6 at the local auto parts store.
I shot a few coats on the armrests (after thoroughly cleaning the fusion paint off with paint thinner) and they dried up in no time & match the rest of the door panel parts I painted perfectly.

You have to be a little careful after painting the armrests though, I noticed my pass side armrest has a scratch through the paint & the gray is showing through. One of these days, I'll shoot another coat of vinyl paint on it.

Hope this helps
 
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