Searched and saw the 10,000 posts about the exteriors.....

Has anyone painted their stripped interior with spray cans?

 

im sure somone has. personally i would just get some basecoat the color of the exterior, reduce it as normal and put in about a capfull of hardener. the hardner will give it a little bit more durability than just straight basecoat. you could also clear it too if you really wanted, or even single stage it depending on what color the outside is.

 

Duplicolor etching primer ftw.

 

you only need to use etching primer on bare metal, clean, prepped metal, nothing else

 

i would just clean it real well first with some surface cleaner and then some pre clean or something similar than then take a red 3m scratch pad and go over everything thats going to be painted. tape everything off, blow some etching primer on any bare metal showing and paint it.

 

if u wana do it, go for it.
interior doesn't need to have any sort of crazy nice finish..

just be careful doing it so its not splotchy..

 

Just did it today after debating for WEEKS....Looks pretty damn nice.

Used rustolium <sp flat black to match my matte black paint job....

Just do a thorough cleaning and light sanding on the rough areas first.

 

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Used rustolium &lt;sp flat black to match my matte black paint job....

Just do a thorough cleaning and light sanding on the rough areas first.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Can you post some pics! I'm going to give my interior a shot (white)

 

Here some pics when I did my car with some flat black.

 

Ef8kid's interior with a can

 

I just did mine with Rustoleum Semi-Gloss white...came out pretty nice. As others stated, clean everything really well, and lightly sand the surfaces. Also, be prepare to spend a lot of time masking. Cover the exterior of the car with sheets, I got some bad overspray everywhere. And dont forget to mask off little things like the shock towers, fuel pump cover, and trunk/gas door release...it just makes it look like a shitty job if you dont.

Oh and I primed the surface beforehand as well. I ended up using 4 cans of primer (1 coat), and 7-8 cans of color (2 coats) if that helps.

 

 

I think Brewer did his as well, but I don't have pictures.

 

wondering if i should do mine...

 

duplicolor flat black. will post pics later.

 

crxwolf 's looks nice !

 

JDMDan did his integra

 

what are you guys doing for prep on the interior?

platinum.

 

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I LOVE your car, always have

 

I like battleship grey; a lot of racers use it.

 

phantom grey pearl touch up cans from autozone with a clear coat. most people thought it was factory

 

How is the paint holding up for you guys with chipping, scratching, etc.....

Looking good guys

 

mines fine

 

I'm probably going to do mine soon. I'll post pics afterwards.

 

very niice...let see more pics