dashboard colourcoding
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dashboard colourcoding
I have tried to do this on two seperate occasions and each time I have done it the paint looks great. The trouble is that after two months or so it all stars to bubble up look terrible. Can anyone help as I know this is possible and when done well looks the absolute t#ts.
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The most important thing after all the preperation is that before any sort of paint is applied you have to give it a coat of "PLASTICOAT". This is a clear spray that actually eats into the plastic and gives it a key for the primer which in turn gives a key for the paint.
If you do not use it you will always have the probs you are having.
Ralph.
If you do not use it you will always have the probs you are having.
Ralph.
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