C CKN Joined Oct 14, 2014 Messages 15,458 Location Utah Aug 27, 2024 #1 As you can see on the Pic-this door is faded because of the sun hitting it in the storage lot. It's a laminate of some sort. I was going to hit with a spray can-but is there a trick to get the paint to adhere ? It's a smooth surface.
As you can see on the Pic-this door is faded because of the sun hitting it in the storage lot. It's a laminate of some sort. I was going to hit with a spray can-but is there a trick to get the paint to adhere ? It's a smooth surface.
The Critic Joined Aug 30, 2004 Messages 35,352 Location CA Aug 27, 2024 #2 If you're okay with gloss black, have a PPF shop wrap that piece in colored ppf. It should last 10 years and look much better than any rattle can job: https://www.stek-usa.com/fashion-film/dynoblack/dynoblack-gloss/
If you're okay with gloss black, have a PPF shop wrap that piece in colored ppf. It should last 10 years and look much better than any rattle can job: https://www.stek-usa.com/fashion-film/dynoblack/dynoblack-gloss/
C CKN Thread starter Joined Oct 14, 2014 Messages 15,458 Location Utah Aug 28, 2024 #3 The Critic said: If you're okay with gloss black, have a PPF shop wrap that piece in colored ppf. It should last 10 years and look much better than any rattle can job: https://www.stek-usa.com/fashion-film/dynoblack/dynoblack-gloss/ Click to expand... Good idea!
The Critic said: If you're okay with gloss black, have a PPF shop wrap that piece in colored ppf. It should last 10 years and look much better than any rattle can job: https://www.stek-usa.com/fashion-film/dynoblack/dynoblack-gloss/ Click to expand... Good idea!