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Mark.W
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10th Nov 12 at 20:17   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Does anyone have any experience with texured black spray paint (not wrinkle paint) that they can recommed me? Must be tough hard wearing to be used on plastics?
Graeme
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10th Nov 12 at 20:39   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Kent one I use for work. Not sure if you can get it being public. Not cheap but very good and comes with 2 spray nozzles for fine and heavy.
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I've used PLAST X at work before I think. Can get coarse and fine coats can also choose between the shade you need. About £15 a can iirc.
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10th Nov 12 at 20:54   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Wanting a factory finish really,which is best to go for?
Jamie-C
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Its going to be hard to get a factory finish tbh as the plastics are moulded textured not painted. If its just for sideskirts though you wouldn't even notice the difference in textures, just go into your local paint shop and they'll have one perfect for the job.
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quote:
Originally posted by DanCobb
I've used PLAST X at work before I think. Can get coarse and fine coats can also choose between the shade you need. About £15 a can iirc.


UPOL Plast X all the way
use it at work to refurb damage plastics, you get course and fine texture coats, and light, medium and dark grey colours to match the coloured plastics needed

[Edited on 10-11-2012 by Firestate88]
Mark.W
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Just a very fine dark finish is what id want for the bumper tops,arches,skirts.

Was thinking of fully coding the car but not sure if i will like it all green.
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there are a fair few different shades tex's and finishes ect we use plast x . best bet go to your local paint factors with a piece you wont to get a finish like and if their any good they should be able to sort you out bud
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quote:
Originally posted by Firestate88
quote:
Originally posted by DanCobb
I've used PLAST X at work before I think. Can get coarse and fine coats can also choose between the shade you need. About £15 a can iirc.


UPOL Plast X all the way
use it at work to refurb damage plastics, you get course and fine texture coats, and light, medium and dark grey colours to match the coloured plastics needed

[Edited on 10-11-2012 by Firestate88]


This
In my experience with the stuff - brilliant, buy the fine grade and get some 1000 grit paper and run it over the top after to take off any sharp bits, then just matt black it with aerosol so the finish is nice n even
Mark.W
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11th Nov 12 at 16:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Does this kind of paint chip very easily?
Firestate88
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nope its very hard wearing aslong as what your painting is keyed up correctly (aka red scotch brite is perfect)
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11th Nov 12 at 16:44   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Plast x from upol is best. Don't put it on too wet though

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Mark.W
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What primer should be used U-Pol 3?
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Don't need primer, if its a painted surface your applying it to just key it up well.
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It would be arches,bumper tops,skirts maybe irmscher rubber type one if i can find any Jamie.

 
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