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Originally Posted by TKCR
Definitely need to throughly clean and then use SEM plastic prep, and the SEM Adhesive Promoter. The Adhesive Promoter is a wet on application. While it’s still wet, you lay a thin coat of color on and let that flash. Then you can start laying more thin coats of color. No need for primer. I’ve done several of the new parts that were black. And also changed colors. The one set I did for someone, he wanted CarmineRed red, but his parts were blue.
And that Saddle trim set. 2 of those pillar trims were new black pieces. The only way you can tell is from the underside of the trim, you can see the black.
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Thanks for the tips TKCR. The pieces you did look great. Do you know what year blue that is in your first shot? I was thinking of changing my dash and plastic surfaces to a lighter blue than the 82 and got samples fromUSA1 of their different blues. It’s tough to tell from the small samples how it will look though. I was leaning towards slate blue but the color in your photo looks like it will work.
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