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 Post subject: Painting Center Caps?
PostPosted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 1:37 am 
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Anybody ever do this? I was thinking of hitting mine with the yellow rattle can to go with the tow hooks until I can get lifted and get the AEV Bridgers. Comments? Suggestions?

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:lol: that's where I am headed someday! Just wondering if anybody has painted the stock center caps before.

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I've seen it done before, and I'd imagine its done the same way as painting the wheels. Clean thoroughly, Scuff up the surface, Prime, Multiple light coats of desired paint.

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but remember is doesnt take as much sanding to get the caps ready to paint. They are plastic so maybe a paint that is designed for plastic would adhere better.

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Hood297 wrote:
but remember is doesnt take as much sanding to get the caps ready to paint. They are plastic so maybe a paint that is designed for plastic would adhere better.


I have used Krylon Fusion For Plastic with very good results. It states on the can "No Sanding Or Priming". I did both anyways! :lol:

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