Can you Dye Plastic Parts?
#1
Can you Dye Plastic Parts?
Can you dye the door sills, ecu and fuse box kick plates and make it last?
I dont want to dye them and 3 months later it look sick.
Does the professional dye look good and last?
My Z is black interior except for the three areas listed above, and i want to make it all black, if it can be done to last.
I dont want to dye them and 3 months later it look sick.
Does the professional dye look good and last?
My Z is black interior except for the three areas listed above, and i want to make it all black, if it can be done to last.
#3
Or you can do what I did, and use the Dupli-color spray paint. Just clean up the pieces you want to paint. Use 1500 sandpaper or close to it. And spray the paint on, 3 coats seems to work for me. I have done most of my interior that way, and it turned out great. And you can get the paint in different colors. You can also buy dupli-color at Walmart, Autozone, Checker, Pep Boys etc....
And I did my interior in blue and silver, still touching it up. But it is over 90% finished. I will have to get some more recent pics of it. Probably after I finish primering my Z. Stay tuned.
And I did my interior in blue and silver, still touching it up. But it is over 90% finished. I will have to get some more recent pics of it. Probably after I finish primering my Z. Stay tuned.
#4
Originally Posted by WildmaN
Or you can do what I did, and use the Dupli-color spray paint. Just clean up the pieces you want to paint. Use 1500 sandpaper or close to it. And spray the paint on, 3 coats seems to work for me. I have done most of my interior that way, and it turned out great. And you can get the paint in different colors. You can also buy dupli-color at Walmart, Autozone, Checker, Pep Boys etc....
And I did my interior in blue and silver, still touching it up. But it is over 90% finished. I will have to get some more recent pics of it. Probably after I finish primering my Z. Stay tuned.
And I did my interior in blue and silver, still touching it up. But it is over 90% finished. I will have to get some more recent pics of it. Probably after I finish primering my Z. Stay tuned.
#5
Originally Posted by WildmaN
Or you can do what I did, and use the Dupli-color spray paint. Just clean up the pieces you want to paint. Use 1500 sandpaper or close to it. And spray the paint on, 3 coats seems to work for me. I have done most of my interior that way, and it turned out great. And you can get the paint in different colors. You can also buy dupli-color at Walmart, Autozone, Checker, Pep Boys etc....
And I did my interior in blue and silver, still touching it up. But it is over 90% finished. I will have to get some more recent pics of it. Probably after I finish primering my Z. Stay tuned.
And I did my interior in blue and silver, still touching it up. But it is over 90% finished. I will have to get some more recent pics of it. Probably after I finish primering my Z. Stay tuned.
#6
Right on man, sounds great. And welcome to Zdriver loddie, this really is a great website, with lots of cool people, and useful info.
I mainly used 3 coats, probably did have to use 4. I just said 3 for most applications. Unless in your case, you had some yellowed parts. Also you want to wipe with a clean cloth, after sanding of course.
I mainly used 3 coats, probably did have to use 4. I just said 3 for most applications. Unless in your case, you had some yellowed parts. Also you want to wipe with a clean cloth, after sanding of course.
#9
Man, I feel like I didnt do any work compared to you guys. I just used the textured Rustoleum plastic paint from Home Depot (Ive used it on all my cars so far) and I only did 1 coat at that. Looked great on all my vehicles but as far as long term I cant say... yet.
#10
Originally Posted by SHADY280
make sure to use stuff called plastic prep, makes the stuff stick better, best company for the spray is actually S.E.M they got good dye.
#11
Originally Posted by DGriffin
Man, I feel like I didnt do any work compared to you guys. I just used the textured Rustoleum plastic paint from Home Depot (Ive used it on all my cars so far) and I only did 1 coat at that. Looked great on all my vehicles but as far as long term I cant say... yet.
Congrats!
I tried that stuff and had horrific results.
The DuliColor worked a thousand times better.
Rod.
#12
Originally Posted by RodMoyes
If that crap actually worked for you, you are the guy I know of who had success with it.
Congrats!
I tried that stuff and had horrific results.
The DuliColor worked a thousand times better.
Rod.
Congrats!
I tried that stuff and had horrific results.
The DuliColor worked a thousand times better.
Rod.
#14
Yes it is paint, but not your ordinary kind you use. The paint I am mentioning, is a vinyl and interior paint. It sticks great, and looks killer. Go look at my cardomain in my sig. And see the dupli-color in action, in my pics. I will be updating that page some more soon.
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