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Old 07 July 2016, 08:34 PM
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Bought a 60mm classic pillar pod this week from Rspec but they only come in 1 colour which is light grey.

My type r has dark grey/charcoal colour trim and the pillar pod is a full length so will look massively out of place if it fit it as it is.

I've never painted plastic before so before I do I thought i'd ask if anyone can guide me on plastic painting and does anyone else have one fitted?

The 2 door trim is 1 piece all the way over the door whereas the pillar pod looks similar to a newage trim that stops at the top.


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You can buy plastic primer that is used before the top coat. You will need to clean the trim first to remove any residual grease/oil/dirt and also lightly key it. Then paint like any other part.
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They now do plaatic specific aerosols.

Get a grey scothch and some degreaser, prep the panel, clean it then paint. Nice and easy
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