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YOUR RESEARCHArctic Silver Paint Specs for Interior Pieces
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We use a proprietary technique involving special bonding agents and curing time that does the trick for us.
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Does anyone know what information I'd have to give to a painter if I wanted him to paint some of my interior trim pieces Arctic Silver. Are there paint codes that would help him get the correct paint?
Thanks!
Yeah, we do that...all day long.
Painting the interior pieces isn't rocket science, but if the wrong prep work is done, or worse, if certain steps are left out, the pieces will look great...for about a day.
Then they will peel.
If you don't want to send it to us, get it to someone who does a ton of work painting plastic and rubber. We use a proprietary technique involving special bonding agents and curing time that does the trick for us. It's worked well for over five years on these parts.
And our paint guys have over 20 years of experience painting Porsche/Ferrari/BMW and the like.
Questions? [email removed]
JakeMate..Eric is giving good advice. For instance, he painted the black plastic factory ash-tray delete. It has some 90 degree angles in it along with switch holes. The piece came back as a perfect match to factory color and gloss, with paint evenly spread along 90 degree angles, complex curves and switch holes. He also did my Strosek headlight covers.
I sound like his brother,
, but I'm just a satisfied customer. I've just sent him the interior console cover for my Cab along with the cover (again complex curves) that installs on the roof when the hardtop is attached.
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Originally posted by dpblessing:
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My installed interior AS parts are:
-Rear main console.
-Ashtray delete.
-A/C / radio surround.
-Instrument surround.
-Side AC units.
-Door handles.
-Door armrest / bin covers.
-(Some of the )rear seat delete kit parts.
Being painted AS while I write this:
-"Batwing".
-Two oddment pockets / bins (under dash in the center).
-Overhead console.
-Three parts that wrap around the dash / windshield.
Coming down the pike:
-Rear seat center post cover.
-Three dash strips.
Doug
'02-C4S</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Any pictures of your interior yet?
