Anyone know any company eg. (Classic Industries) that carries aerosol interior paint for painting (refinishing) the plastic interior trim parts? I am needing to repaint all my interior trim parts to the factor gray. Thanks.

 

If you clean the panels and let them dry , prep them really good, you can always try krylon fusion paint, depends on how picky you are

 

vinyl dye from autozone is the best and most durable. wont scratch off because it soaks into the material, u really have to do some sanding or scratching to get it off.

 

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Awesome! Thanks so much for the help

 

Any full line auto body jobber/supplier has plastic trim paint/dye in stock.
Both in spray cans and bulk.

 

sem makes good stuff
when we paint interior parts at work we very lightly scuff them the wash with thinner right before you paint. apply the thinner to a rag and wipe on

 

clean them real good use some Duplicolor adhesion promotor then some of their interior plastic/vinyl paint

 

i just finish try ppg product sc series i had it color matched to the origanal interior and was very happy with the result. i only paint the tire cover. just to see how it would come out. its actually a dye and price at $60.00 a quart. i estimate that a quart should do the whole interior. i followed the spec sheet that is available online at ppg and did not use any plastic adhesion promotor. i washed it with dish soap scuffed it then clean it wax and grease remover. when i spray i dust it on.

 

From experince painting plastic parts on my bike i would recomend krylon fusion. Any paint will scratch and ware off so you shouldn't paint any were you touch alot.

A side note if you sand the trim you will make it smooth and funny looky just clean and use a scotch pad lightly.

 

just go to a paint shop, they can usually mix some up for you. Some places can mix it up into a spray paint can, too.