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01-20-2005 #1
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I am not necessarily looking for Vinyl paint. I am talking about the hard plastic parts, like the back covers for the 2nd gen, 4th gen seats. Think you can still use the same stuff?
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01-20-2005 #2
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Yes ... This is what most people use to dye/paint their seat backs. Look at the site closley. There is a system to use this stuff. There is a primer and such. Might be a good idea to also request a free catalog. I plan on using this to dye the back of the 75 deluxe "horsecollar" seats. I have been told that the Landau Black is the best for black seats.
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01-21-2005 #3
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With correct prep, primer you can paint the hard plastic parts and they can withstand a lot of abuse. It all depends on what paint you use to finish the job with. The cheaper you go the easier the paint will come off.
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01-21-2005 #4
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GOOD GOOD cleaning and prep will help a lot. Just like Adam said.
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01-27-2005 #5
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Anyone try putting POR on it? That stuff is awesome. I might give that a 'go'.
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