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 Post subject: Primer for plastic help!!!!
PostPosted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 12:39 am 
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So i'm in the process of painting my passenger side A - Piller to match the Lotek gauge pod and having a REALLY hard time getting paint to stick to it :x
I'm already using Dupli color vinyl and fabric paint. Had no problems with the gauge pod. So What now? I have lightly sanded it, Cleaned it with Rubbing alcohol. But the crap WILL NOT stick. Is there a PRIMER That will BOND to plastic or whatever it is? Will RustOleum plastic primer work? Or is that garbage too? Thanks for the help!

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Best luck I've had is with plastics is Krylon Fusion paints.

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Try DupliColor Adhesion Promotor, followed by Krylon Fusion. Remember preparation is key.

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Sweet! Thanks for the help!

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daspes wrote:
Best luck I've had is with plastics is Krylon Fusion paints.

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I used the Dupli color vinyl and fabric paint But I did not sand... Just cleaned... It's sticking nicely...
Guess that is not an option for you now...
Could it be too hot or humid out?

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ive always had to sand but .. i have never used that particular paint that chris sniffs ;)

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JeepinJarhead03 wrote:
ive always had to sand but .. i have never used that particular paint that chris sniffs ;)


:lol:

I knew I should have just kept my mouth shut.... :roll: :P :lol: :wink:

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Since the A pillar covers are not smooth there is not really a need to sand... Unless you sand them down completely and get rid of the little dimples.... But who would sand anything that much?!?! :roll:

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There's a product line from SEM for plastics and vinyl that has gained a very good reputation in the musclecar restoration market. Its a package system with cleaner, adhesion promoter, primer, and dye. I don't know where the best place to get it is and I'd imagine it isn't cheap, but the folks using it seem to really like the results.

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Bulldog Adhesion Promotor. I have been using it for years and it has never failed me.

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