Krylon Fusion
#2
I used Krylon Fusion to paint my front lower air dam. I gave it one good coat on one day and repeated the next day. I've had it on my truck for about 3 months now and I'm very impressed. NO indication of chipping, flaking, wearing off, or discoloring. I would recommend this for anyone who wants a quick and easy way to paint plastic.
#6
Originally Posted by BlackLM7
I used Krylon Fusion to paint my front lower air dam. I gave it one good coat on one day and repeated the next day. I've had it on my truck for about 3 months now and I'm very impressed. NO indication of chipping, flaking, wearing off, or discoloring. I would recommend this for anyone who wants a quick and easy way to paint plastic.
You didn't have to prep at all? Just sprayed it?
#7
I scrubbed my Bowtie down with a scotchbrite pad and some dawn dish soap and rinsed it off in hot water, wiped it down and let it dry on the heat register wher it was warm.
You may need some adhesion promoter for bigger parts though.
You may need some adhesion promoter for bigger parts though.
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#8
Originally Posted by Tan327
You didn't have to prep at all? Just sprayed it?
#9
I did my grill and lower valance.
The valance lookes great and the grill looks ok too, but on the chrome parts of the grill i didnt do any prep and it chips, so I respray it every couple months.
The valance lookes great and the grill looks ok too, but on the chrome parts of the grill i didnt do any prep and it chips, so I respray it every couple months.
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