 painting interior door panels., HELP (= |
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 Jul 15, 2010 - 2:39 PM
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so i'm wanting to paint my interior door panels to match my painted trim...do i need to do any sanding at all? i'm sure i stilll need to primer but not %100 sure..so do i ? thanks guys.
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Jul 15, 2010 - 5:25 PM
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No, no sanding is needed, if you get "krylon paint for plastics" (can find at walmart). this paint is a prepless paint, and you just spray it on.
I assume you mean the plastic part of the interior panel? the sqooshie stuff may not paint too well, although I have never tried. Pic of my krylon paint. Just dont treat your celi like a truck and it will stay on, mine has only chipped on the door sill, on the passengers side from retarded passengers lol. 
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Jul 16, 2010 - 12:35 AM
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Mine looks just like his. Hasn't chipped and takes about a day or 2 to do. krylon for plastic at walmart you need about 7 cans. Light coats wait about 10 minutes in between each coat. Mine chipped in 2 places bc I didn't let it dry all the way when I put it back in.
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