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Jamie-C
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29th Jan 14 at 23:11   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Going to colour coat the plastics on a white bora, ive done bits and pieces of body and paintwork before and the results have been fairly reasonable.

Hopefully someone in the trade can give me a bit of advice though whats the best way to prep the textured trim? Rub with 240 then plastic prime and high build primer or would a good rub with scotchbrite pads before primer be sufficent?
Tomnova16
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30th Jan 14 at 00:12   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I find it best to use 180 on a da to get it a bit furry then plastic prime and high build. Flat and paint. The furry ness gives a good key to stick too

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AndyCorsaSport
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30th Jan 14 at 21:54   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
As tom said. You'll be there for ages with just 240. Although depends how smooth you want it.
Jamie-C
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Smooth as rest of the car lol, ill put plenty of primer on anyway to fill the dimples lol, will be smooth enough since its white

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