Help with interior painting and Fiber glass
#1
Help with interior painting and Fiber glass
Well ive started painting the interior of my truck , Its going to be Olive drab green and black trim , Ive already done the doors and most trim my questions consern the dash (black) its not plastic its vinyl I think . Ive read a few threads and have some ?'s
My questions
1 adhesion promoter , (due you mean primer ) or is it something differant ?
2 Should I tape everything off or take out dash ?
3 Where can I get the SEM paint and Adhesion promoter ?
4 anymore hints you wana give ?
ps dont try and talk me out im set after seing the doors and stuff ive done already
Next where can I get fiberglass resin and cloth to finish my center console ?
Thanks for the help ...
-nick
My questions
1 adhesion promoter , (due you mean primer ) or is it something differant ?
2 Should I tape everything off or take out dash ?
3 Where can I get the SEM paint and Adhesion promoter ?
4 anymore hints you wana give ?
ps dont try and talk me out im set after seing the doors and stuff ive done already
Next where can I get fiberglass resin and cloth to finish my center console ?
Thanks for the help ...
-nick
#4
Originally Posted by volcompro11
yea you for sure want to take the dash out, you'll get overspay allover the friggen place!
any help on this stuff guys .
#7
I took the dash apart to do mine, that really is the right way. I do painting for people when I'm home from school. I used the dupli color adhesion promoter and it has worked great so far. Dries real fast, I usually do 3-4 coats of it though, since it is clear and hard to see how well the coverage is. It is very thin and will run, so go lightly.
#8
#9
Are you talking about this stuff? Click Here
You can find that stuff at any auto store. As far as the cloth, I'm not sure what the type of material is normally used.
You can find that stuff at any auto store. As far as the cloth, I'm not sure what the type of material is normally used.
#12
Originally Posted by graniteguy
Not sure what your trying to do. If you're gonna fiberglass the dash to make it smooth, take it out of the truck for sure. Fiberglassing would be a chore in or out of the truck.
NO im not taking the dash out im going to mask everything I dont have the time to prep , pull , paint , let the paint cure then reinstall .
Unless you can drive the truck without dash is that feasable?
#13
fun stuff, dupli color adhesion promoter is one of the best. then use SEM quality interior paints they actually stain and adhere to the plastic/fabric unlike most others, it sells for 12 a can. I used 12 cans on my interior.
No clear coat is needed.
No Primer is needed, use duplicolor adhesion promoter, do like 3-4 thin coats within 2-3 min of each other wait 10-15 min and apply your first thin coat of SEM, lots of thin coats are the key, dont rush it.
SEM can be bought at www.eastwood.com
No clear coat is needed.
No Primer is needed, use duplicolor adhesion promoter, do like 3-4 thin coats within 2-3 min of each other wait 10-15 min and apply your first thin coat of SEM, lots of thin coats are the key, dont rush it.
SEM can be bought at www.eastwood.com
#14
#16
Originally Posted by country346
awesome Zabeard
Ive got another Question for you how did you get the panel in front of the airbag on passenger side off , I worked at it for a while this afternnon but was kinda scared I was going to set off the Bag ?
Ive got another Question for you how did you get the panel in front of the airbag on passenger side off , I worked at it for a while this afternnon but was kinda scared I was going to set off the Bag ?
open the glovebox, under neath that are 4 bolts take those out and the air bag and whole front panel will slide out. make sure to unplug it.
Last edited by zabeard; 10-24-2007 at 10:11 PM.
#19
#20
Originally Posted by KARPE
Sorry Zach I was just so taken aback that someone could use the incorrect version of "Do" that I forgot that other people replied to him already
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post