painted my interior
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i just hope it doesnt flake off. it shouldnt i just love the way the dupli color lays down and how easy it is to work with and how well it holds up. my whole interior is black just need new carpet seats headliner and visors.
Your truck looks pretty good just get the rest painted
Your truck looks pretty good just get the rest painted
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hrm you have a point there....
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Hey smakes how hard was it to take the center of the door panels off the ones with all the door lock and window buttons I'm wanting to paint them too but kinda afraid don't want anything to break. I have painted the center plastic around the vents and cd player, post a pic soon
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If your asking me I got it at wal-mart, I use the paint for plastic, and the clear coat, I didn't use primer I just cleaned it real good and sprayed sparingly till I had an even coat I have more pics on my album billet03's album...duh
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To the OP, you should always wetsand between coats, and tack off - looks good but I see you have some orange peel.
I always use factory match color and ppg clear, and wetsand between coats. 3 each give good results.