I have some 20-year-old BMW parchment colored hard plastic interior parts "darkening" from sunlight. Is there any way to restore the proper color? They are NOT fading.
How can I restore color to hard interior plastic
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Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit
SEM makes a product called Color Coat that is designed for plastics.
Good idea may be my approach. However rather not coat due to possibility of chipping. Parts are seat surrounds and similar.
SEM makes a product called Color Coat that is designed for plastics.
Good idea may be my approach. However rather not coat due to possibility of chipping. Parts are seat surrounds and similar.
If you find something good, pass it on, my son and I are working on a 633 CSI with faded interior parts.
You can paint it. I'm also pretty sure you already knew that and it's not the answer that you were looking for.
Those SEM trim paints are terrific. I tried the one called Trim Black on a faded plastic windshield cowl and it looks like new plastic, not paint. After two years it has chipped a little here and there, but still looks much better than before I painted it. I would think on interior trim it would be more durable. You may want to give it a try.
Two different problems might have the same solution. Coat with SEM finish.
Originally Posted By: HerrStig
If you find something good, pass it on, my son and I are working on a 633 CSI with faded interior parts.
Originally Posted By: HerrStig
If you find something good, pass it on, my son and I are working on a 633 CSI with faded interior parts.
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