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After I get get done scotch briting the mirrors to get the oils out of the plastic do I need to use an adhesion promoter before I paint??
If so is that all i need to do is sos or scotch brite them (already done) and then put down adhesion promoter, is there another step I should be taking before I spary the regular white paint??
If so is that all i need to do is sos or scotch brite them (already done) and then put down adhesion promoter, is there another step I should be taking before I spary the regular white paint??
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You can that way the paint will stick well to the plastic. There is some stuff called bullyguard, bullguard...something like that. It comes in a greyish can with a bull in the front of it. it is especially made for surfaces such as the side view mirrors. I would at least throw some primer in it in order for it to stick.
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yeah thats what I got is something similar to that. SOOO..... sos/scotch brite, then adhesion promoter, then primer, and then I can go ahead and paint........ sound right??
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Originally Posted by joesilver01
yeah thats what I got is something similar to that. SOOO..... sos/scotch brite, then adhesion promoter, then primer, and then I can go ahead and paint........ sound right??
also... after you apply each coat, it is not a bad idea to give it a little scuff with the scotch brite pad again. Spray the adhesion then scuff, spray the primer then scuff. And then paint away.
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awesome thanks for the tip all that sounded right to me when i thought it over but wanted to check on here cuz i knew someone could tell me a bit better. Thanks I am gonna try do finish those up this weekend.
Thanks Again.
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I did this to my grille and have had no problems, I used the promoter, primer, promoter, color coat, 2nd color coat, then a few coats of clear and it looks like I took it to a body shop and has held up nicely.
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Cool thanx. They will get painted again anyway in about 6 months when I get the whole truck repainted. Just need them to look decent to get me by till then.
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