I dont really get how you guys do it.

I declare painting interior harder then doing my auto-manual swap. I mean its impossible.

I try sander...only made the plastic rougher. I tried primer and it splurting it, I thought it would be a nice spray. so now I have marble black and grey interior panel that is rough.

And I am frustrated.

 

use a very light grit sandpaper for the plastic, maybe about 600-800?

Use a damp rag and make sure you wash the piece down really well after your done. If your using spray cans, spray about 6-8" away from the piece in an even motion.

Heres an example:

Plastic
** |-----------| **

The ** Indicate when to press down on the nozzle. Do it one motion ahead, and then back. Make sure to shake your spraycan for about 3 minutes before you use it, and after you do that, spray about 2 seconds just into a piece of cardboard, that'll usually bring any thickness or blotches out first.

 

Mike...you could always drive up here and I could spray it professionally for you. tongue.gif Chris (Saint) is coming up, so maybe you could roll with him and get your car done as well. wink

 

oh ? And while I am up I can put your start button in? heh

 

Let me get up on this...im right near you guys!

 

Visionz, you do interiors?.. where in pa are you?

 

This is what I went by and mine came out the Shizz

thanks Long!http://www.geocities.com/longmanh/new.html

 

Shaddoh.. Hey man, are you gonna be coming down to Georgia for NOPI '03? Cuz if you are, i have a free place to stay. I am trying to get 2 more guys to come down, too. The reason is to do a auto/manual swap!! And since you have the experience, i thought you would be a great deal of help. Hit me up if interested. MattFulton@msn.com

Peace

 

np man. if you use diff types of grit then it'll come out a little diff but hey it works.

 

long, can I just send my crap to you? smile.gif