hondacivic90zc

Like the topic says. What brands and types of spray paint do you guys recommend?

ReactioN

Kylon Fusion for plastics??

JDM808

Dupont has paint for trim, but you might have to invest on a paint gun.

boost'd_crx

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they also have one in the spray can form. works well

DDEVIANT1

Pro form makes a killer trim paint. European trim and bumper black...

slacks

my friend used SEM trim paint for his interior and it looks really nice and holds up too

hondacivic90zc

thanks for the responses

swappedcx

scuff-&gt; adhesion promoter on some plastics, if metal skip that-&gt; epoxy primer-&gt; base-&gt; clear-&gt; done.

JDM808

yup, need to prep it good for it to hold up well.

Mr.CrackHead

I use dupli-color from kragen

Genuine Rolla

There is actually paint out there called "trim paint".

Comes out pretty nice.

iam7head

what paint depends on what finish you want, if you want a shiny oem colorpaint then you have go to spray gun route, if you just want a matte/semi matte black then just use a rattle bomb

sem make a sick **** interior rattle bomb 10buck a pop

hondacivic90zc

yeah im just looking for a matte black to rejuvinate my fading trim and bumpers.

matryx

Here's what I did using Kylon Fusion for plastics. All I did was wash all the dirt off and let it dry before I sprayed it on. I like the results. My trim was all scratched up and faded before. I did probably around 2-3 thin coats. I'm still letting it dry for now. I'm not sure if I need to clear it or anything. Hopefully it won't flaked off

kiddcarbuff

scuff with red pad. then dupont plaStick. and then ill add some flex to my primer/base and clear

Stunna MIKE

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That doesn't look to good. Its too shiny, and in some spots more than others.

matryx

do you guys think I need to clear these after using Krylon paint for plastic? I went over it with my finger tips yesterday and I get some of it on my finger. What can I do?

c_rogue69

I work at a body shop and this is what we use

pat92si

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same here man, looks great

matryx

says it's for exterior trim though. Does it work well with interior trim?

c_rogue69

yeah, works with exterior trim

sh!tsWEAK!

iTrader: (1)

Yes, use SEM Trim Black. They even have a specific color called "Honda Trim Black". Forget duplicolor, krylon, and all those....SEM is top notch stuff.

jdm_dc_fan

iTrader: (1)

where can you buy that sem stuff? all i see at local auto stores is krylon and other cheap paint. ive had bad experience with krylon

sh!tsWEAK!

iTrader: (1)

You need to go to a place that sells automotive paint - NOT autozone/advance. Check SEM's website to locate a dealer near you.

datniguhphu

you should go try plastics dip is the best thing out there, go look up on it...
Multi-purpose air dry, synthetic rubber coating that can be easily applied by spraying, brushing or dipping. Plasti Dip resists moisture, acids, abrasion, corrosion, skidding/slipping, and provides a comfortable, controlled grip. It remains flexible, stretchy and will not become brittle or crack in extreme weather conditions