efsex

I painted my bumpers (polyurethane) and side mouldings last year with rustoleum spray paint. I prepped with 200 and 300 grit sandpaper then washed, dryed, put two coats of primer, and 2 or 3 coats of flat black spray. The bumpers and mouldings are all fading. Basically, give me suggestions of spray paint that you have used or would recommend. I was thinking of Krylon Plastic Paint, but I'm not too positive

efsex

oh....I forgot "please" hah

Pee Wee

god's way of saying they should be black lulz

efsex

i just need them to look decent when i try to sell it haha

D7_62

then who cares what paint you use? if its just to look good before you sell it?

Nooch

Just use rustoluem again. Just do 2 coats or something, should be fine. Nobody is really worried about the bumper/mouldings unless they are a HT user anyways. They generally just care about "does it work/start/ miles"

efsex

that's true nooch, but i may be selling to some fellow honda gurus

i'm actually not sure why i care so much

lunalink

just wash it and tell him to pay up LOL

jay884dr

krylon spray lays down pretty blotchy..... rustoleum flat black through a spray gun is your best bet, but it will fade fast

Brendon12

the moldings should stay black, it keeps a little more value in your car, just use mothers, or maguiars back to black for plastic and rubber trim

efsex

they werent black originally. they were blue and didnt match the car at all

dacrxguy

for the side molding i have had luck in the hot cali weather using sem trim paint. If sem is not available then duplicolor trim paint. This will keep your outside trim pieces looking black for over a year. as for your bumper there is not really a good way to make it look nice without the proper prep and paint gun