YOUR RESEARCHpainting sport seat backs
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mine came from the factory plain(black)with some kind of coating that has to be removed before prepping for paint,i spoke to bumperplugs(eric) and they wanted nothing to do with them? im guessing to much labor involved in the prep.too bad they have done some great work for me in the past,anyway anyone have any experience with this situation any advice would be great,cause i gotta paint them.i got the fever..........thanks
The 3 that I have had painted were scuffed and primed then painted (with flex agent of course) and they have held up wonderfully from what the current owners have said. Either take to a local shop or just clean them real well, prime and paint. Done deal.
Can you "wrap" them ?
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