Scratch resistant paint for dash?
#1
Scratch resistant paint for dash?
I'm thinking of painting my dash board to another color. Possible charcoal gray or black. here's picture of what it looks like. Picture taken from a cardomain member.
Here's a picture of how I want my dash look
Do anyone know any scratch resistant paint? I want something that's more durable and can withstand a simplel scratch. I've heard about the wheel paint made by duplicolor. Thanks
Here's a picture of how I want my dash look
Do anyone know any scratch resistant paint? I want something that's more durable and can withstand a simplel scratch. I've heard about the wheel paint made by duplicolor. Thanks
#2
I think the best way is to find somebody that is parting out the center console area and just swap it.
Not sure if this is correct but I thought the woodgrain parts is just stick ons? Maybe you can just pull them off?
Not sure if this is correct but I thought the woodgrain parts is just stick ons? Maybe you can just pull them off?
#7
hey i re-painted my whole dash, actually i painted every interior piece over but the seats. i bought like 10 cans of flat black spray paint from home depot for liek 1.96 a can and i bought like 5 bottles of FLAT clear coat. my car interior looks insane now, much better then the doody brown nastyness.
#8
Originally Posted by exit10
hey i re-painted my whole dash, actually i painted every interior piece over but the seats. i bought like 10 cans of flat black spray paint from home depot for liek 1.96 a can and i bought like 5 bottles of FLAT clear coat. my car interior looks insane now, much better then the doody brown nastyness.
Any pictures of your art work?
#9
yes, pictures of that please!
I'm halfway through painting my dash right now. I'll tell you what I have learned so far: The duplicolor vinyl and fabric paint is good, but not as good as krylon paints. the krylon stuff seems to be a lot more scratch resistant (i've done some testing). krylon makes a paint called "fusion" that is meant to bond to plastics, but i could only find it in glossy colors. it works well, but i didn't want glossy. i got the krylon interior/exterior spray paint in a semi-gloss and that has been the best paint i've found. it dries fast and smooth with no runs and looks good. i'm just waiting for more warm days that i have free to do the rest of it. i'm done with the center console, the passenger airbag cover, the knee bolster on the driver's side, the steering column, various vent pieces, and the glove box. now it's just time for the big part.
I'm halfway through painting my dash right now. I'll tell you what I have learned so far: The duplicolor vinyl and fabric paint is good, but not as good as krylon paints. the krylon stuff seems to be a lot more scratch resistant (i've done some testing). krylon makes a paint called "fusion" that is meant to bond to plastics, but i could only find it in glossy colors. it works well, but i didn't want glossy. i got the krylon interior/exterior spray paint in a semi-gloss and that has been the best paint i've found. it dries fast and smooth with no runs and looks good. i'm just waiting for more warm days that i have free to do the rest of it. i'm done with the center console, the passenger airbag cover, the knee bolster on the driver's side, the steering column, various vent pieces, and the glove box. now it's just time for the big part.
#10
Originally Posted by bullfrog
yes, pictures of that please!
I'm halfway through painting my dash right now. I'll tell you what I have learned so far: The duplicolor vinyl and fabric paint is good, but not as good as krylon paints. the krylon stuff seems to be a lot more scratch resistant (i've done some testing). krylon makes a paint called "fusion" that is meant to bond to plastics, but i could only find it in glossy colors. it works well, but i didn't want glossy. i got the krylon interior/exterior spray paint in a semi-gloss and that has been the best paint i've found. it dries fast and smooth with no runs and looks good. i'm just waiting for more warm days that i have free to do the rest of it. i'm done with the center console, the passenger airbag cover, the knee bolster on the driver's side, the steering column, various vent pieces, and the glove box. now it's just time for the big part.
I'm halfway through painting my dash right now. I'll tell you what I have learned so far: The duplicolor vinyl and fabric paint is good, but not as good as krylon paints. the krylon stuff seems to be a lot more scratch resistant (i've done some testing). krylon makes a paint called "fusion" that is meant to bond to plastics, but i could only find it in glossy colors. it works well, but i didn't want glossy. i got the krylon interior/exterior spray paint in a semi-gloss and that has been the best paint i've found. it dries fast and smooth with no runs and looks good. i'm just waiting for more warm days that i have free to do the rest of it. i'm done with the center console, the passenger airbag cover, the knee bolster on the driver's side, the steering column, various vent pieces, and the glove box. now it's just time for the big part.
Thanks for your info. I've checked the Krylon website. The type of dashboard finish I want is charcoal or black. I think Krylon have the brand i'm looking for.
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