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i forget what its called if someone could tell me that would be sweet. also what brands/kinds work better. looking to do a grey dash to black.
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im sure you could just use regular base coat and just add a little bit of harder to it. just scuff it with like a grey pad and spray it, should be good to go.R.I.P Nick Haines
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i know i have seen people (i thought on here may have been on honda-tech though) using it and is something specific for the job. my buddy wants to paint his 08 liberty dash and all the plastic's black, that is grey now.VTEC is just way to much funComment
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pretty sure its just vinyl paint or plastic paint. but i say leave the plastics the stock color. paint usually looks like crapComment
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discount auto body in new Brittan has the stuff your looking for i was just there...its in a spray can and called something trim paint and they have the matching black vinyl paint tooComment
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or do research and purchase SEM paint, probably the only brand I would trust seeing as I worked autobody for awhile and all their products were great2004 Accord DX
2005 RuckusComment
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SEM paint not cheap but works best
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they have it at walmart lol trim and plastic/vinyl paint2001 audi a4 1.8t--sold
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in a spray can2001 audi a4 1.8t--sold
1993 blue bubble--traded
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Just leave it, Don't spray paint the interior of an 08. Smh.Money ain't a thing! Crew Member #1
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exactly, gotta pay to play, anyone that sprays interior parts with walmart trim paint should be smackedOriginally posted by 203CARTEL_NeiL View Post2004 Accord DX
2005 RuckusComment
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yeaaa trim black spray paint will work but before u spray n e thing u want to make sure u have a clean paint surface before scuffing and painting ...any oil residue will ruin the job clean it goood with either acetone,thinner, or prep all....and also before putting color i would used a can of adhesive promoter i usually use that on raw bumpers before painting to make sure the paint bonds to the surface its very simmilar to primer but made to be sprayed on placticsComment
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I would leave it the stock color... over time its gonna look like crap...Money Ain't A Thang Crew member #10Comment
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You won't.Comment
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