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Damon23 · 01-31-2013, 07:58 AM

Prep clean. And when you think you've cleaned it enough, clean it again. Use a adhesion promotor before you spray the color and follow the color with the low luster clear. Here is my Camaro's interior when I got it.

Here it is after. Now I replaced the door panels and installed a dash cap but I had to paint the cap, arm rests, console, sterring wheel and lower dash. All SEM products cleaning, adhesion promotor and low luster clear.

01-31-2013, 07:58 AM	#8
Damon23 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: D'ville Georgia Posts: 470	Re: colorbond interior paint Prep clean. And when you think you've cleaned it enough, clean it again. Use a adhesion promotor before you spray the color and follow the color with the low luster clear. Here is my Camaro's interior when I got it. Here it is after. Now I replaced the door panels and installed a dash cap but I had to paint the cap, arm rests, console, sterring wheel and lower dash. All SEM products cleaning, adhesion promotor and low luster clear.