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The 'Stihl' Man
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TAS
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Now hopefully this thread can be of use for everyone.
Im wanting to paint some interior plastics in my falcon (ed, not that it really matters). What is the best technique to use? Ive painted my rocker cover and all I did was the following: 1. clean/degrease it 2. sand back as much as possible (or until i can be bothered) 3. 2 coats of primer 4. 6 coats of colour (maybe overkill?) 5. 3 coats of clear And that was it. Is it the same process for plastics, but obviously minus the sanding bit? Your tips will be much appreciated.
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Painting Interior Plastics
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