I'm Mike this is my wife's account. I have used it and found that before you apply last coat get a 2,500 grit or 3,000 grit sandpaper and lightly sand it making it smooth as silk. After that apply your last coat and you will not have to do so anymore it will come out nice and smooth like factory. Much smoother once I sanded down before it was a rough texture I recommend it highly recommend it
Thanks for that information. I haven't touched up my interior as of today but that one step may have made the difference between an ok job done by me and an amazing job done by me with your help Thanks Sir.
@@Matthewrandoneif you prep your surface properly and do light layers, the duplicolor should hold up pretty good, especially being a dash. I would recommend hand painting any kick panels or any other areas that see heavy use with flat black latex paint and a fine brush due to the thicker nature of hand painting. That’s just me.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for car paint spraying courses try Bablim Paint Booster (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my work buddy got great success with it.
You know what? Hard work pays off. I've done three car interiors from top to bottom, gray to black or light to dark gray. I'm currently doing my 20 year old truck.
One guy made a video doing a red door panel. And I looked @ his comments and it said to put an adhesive promoter before applying the paint on the interior. It will create a better grab for the paint. Figured I’d share that.
Only around the door area where I put my hand to rest or when I get into the truck my pocket knife has scratched, other than that everything else is great.
Wooow! Looks freaking great! I’ve been looking for a video like this man, I have a 01 Silverado 1500 that I want to do this on but never could figure out how, didn’t know it was going to be be this easy! Will definitely be doing in the days to come!
Thanks for sharing this video. Your interior is the same color as mine. I wanted to see how this was done because I'm planning on freshening up my interior as well I bought a 99 Dodge Ram 2500 . Thanks again.
Do it! The I my thing I would recommend is using an adhesion promoter primer, and also painting any plastic parts with a different paint. For example krylon fusion, which adheres great to all plastics.
I would suggest you use the duplicolor adhesion primer. There are some spots were I scratched it with my keys or my pocket knife and it took off the paint.
ay, what was the music that came in at 10:36 ?? And looks good man. I have to do the same in my dakota, I was told though to use "SEM color coat" by people who used duplicolor the first time around then re-did it with SEM. They seem to think SEM is a much stronger paint.
@@icsivan Most of what I got is plastic stuff, I might do the duplicolor for the carpet though. Ay either way the old ford looks good, I cant wait to see mine finished.
Ive been using the gloss black vinyl and fabric spray from oreillys on my vents and stuff and im not sure which looks better. I might try and do the matte black first and see if i like it and then do gloss black over it if i dont
@@icsivan i was gonna ask why you did matte. That makes sense tho. I just want it to look like a clean stock interior that hasnt been spray painted lol. So idk which is better. Ill definitely give the matte black a shot
Go for it man, it’s not as scary as it looks. I would say go and buy a panel from the junkyard try it and that and if you like it do your truck and if not, forget it. But remember, use adhesion promoter primer and it’s only for fabric or vinyl, I used a different paint for plastic parts
@@icsivan thanks man I appreciate ya, I just bought a 93 Silverado extended cab and I wanna turn the interior to black but I don’t wanna take out the seats and panels. I think I’m just gonna go to town on masking tape lol
@@Sip28 Krylon does not, it claims to not need primer and to have great adhesion though. It also depends on how you prep the surface, and what primer your using underneath, it may be the actual primer is not sticking.
I made a video on the update. You can check it out I just uploaded it. It did have a heavy smell for a couple days. I left it with the windows down for a couple nights. After about a week it goes away.
Liking this video! And Love the 5 drawer HFT cart ;) Im going to do a color change on my vehicle, outside and in. Its a 2nd car (2005 Chrysler Town&Country) for me so I can experiment and mess it up without worry! Not brave enough to experiment on the Infiniti :O
@@icsivan yes especially black if that's what your going for a little pricey but I just did the PayPal credit to pay them off worth it for me since there new
I picked up a couple door panels new from Coverlay. Pretty happy with them. I am thinking about painting the trim as you did. My test pieces came out great but wonder how it lasts. How did they hold up? For those that plan to do this fyi there is flat and gloss so get the right can based on what your looking for.
Yes, people need to know there is gloss and for. It last great, but I had to retouch areas like the armrest. I found it it works best using adhesion promoter primer.
I haven’t personally tried it on fabric of my own, but I have a buddy who painted their seats, and you can’t tell it was painted. I would try it on small piece first and let it dry for a few days and see if you like it.
@@icsivan alright so real quick update. I just tested this on the carpeted part of my Chevy door panel. And it looks great. Feels a tad bit rough but no so different from the floor carpet in the truck. Looks factory
How long did this last? Any chips of paint or cracks etc? My interior is sun damaged and blotchy but I want good and forever lasting results. I’m not sure what the best options are. I heard something about dying the interior, would that be better than this?
It was never sticky at all, I did have a smell of paint for about a week, but then it went away. I also had to retouch some spots after a year. I made and update video as well.
I scuffed and preped my door with the wax and grease remover and when i was spraying it with the flat black it started looking like ashy on some parts do know why did you have this same problem
I did not have this problem. But I also used adhesion promoter primer. Also remember this is just for Vinyl and fabric. All the plastic parts o did with plastic paint.
Sold the truck after 2 years of doing this, high used areas like door handles or shoulder rest on door will began to fade, but nothing a quick touch up can’t fix.
I'm looking at a car with some red trim accents on the seats, dash and doors. I want to make it black like the rest. Be honest, is this going to work or is it going to fade off onto someone's clothes
Lol, to be honest it all depends on your prep work and the method you use to paint. I would recommend looking at another paint if the trim and dash are plastic I had to re do mine. But as for fabric and vinyl this stuff is awesome, just remember key is prep work and also use some adhesion promoter primer, works.
Andrew Harris Good, so far it’s held up. The only thing I would advice is careful with objects in or around you. I like to carry a knife and I already scratched it, other than that it’s help up good so far.
No, it doesn’t “peel off”. If you lie trying to do this I would recommending peeping the surfaces, scuff it, add adhesion primer then paint it. It will last. Mine still looks good.
Jonathan A They don’t work well with plastic, it says vinyl and fábric. So, I showed it in my next video, which I used adhesion promoter primer to help it stick better.
Bryan Dominguez Thanks man! It doesn’t have a headliner. So, I’m lowering it with a DJM lowering kit, body work, paint job, new wheels and finish painting the dash. I just deciding what to do first.
mimi jada from what I could tell by the can he used matte. I’ve used the duplicolor matte charcoal before and it left my door panels with a weird texture. Not sure if I did it right or not but yeah. Still a great paint and am in the process of doing my whole interior like he is doing. The matte black is more of a semi-gloss on some pieces
Eaven Bazor it’s possible you had the wrong angle or applied to much on a coat or two that would have given you a textured feel. Something like an orange peel perhaps?
I used flat black, I don’t think they carry the vinyl and fabric in matte. I thought about gloss but wanted an original look to it so went with the flat, plus I didn’t want anything shiny on the dash which I also painted.
This is Mike and this is my wife's account but you can use clear coat with non-gloss it is a protective coat just like I semi-gloss clear coat you just cannot tell then it will not leave a shine
nova2nutt it’s held up quite nicely, I do recommend you actually prep the surface and also use adhesion promoter primer. I will hold up much nicer, and for plastic parts use plastic paint, only used this product for fabric or vinyl.
ICS Ivan from my understanding you want to put some clear over it to protect from the scratching...if not your gonna have to keep a can to touch up everywhere you scratch up
SuperDJBIGWILL Did not know that, on their website it says it’s a stand alone product, nothing else needed. Is there a clear you recommend to go over the vinyl and fabric paint?
Hey ivan so i was told the same as well, put clear coat on it. The only clear coat i saw was the 1 that comes with the black chrome. Dupicolor package for wheels.
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I'm Mike this is my wife's account. I have used it and found that before you apply last coat get a 2,500 grit or 3,000 grit sandpaper and lightly sand it making it smooth as silk. After that apply your last coat and you will not have to do so anymore it will come out nice and smooth like factory. Much smoother once I sanded down before it was a rough texture I recommend it highly recommend it
Thanks for that information. I haven't touched up my interior as of today but that one step may have made the difference between an ok job done by me and an amazing job done by me with your help
Thanks Sir.
Duplicolor works too good. So good I decided to do my entire new interior with it. I went from gray to black in a day.
i want to do my whole dash for my nissan GQ Patrol in black, how does the paint hold up from wear and tear?
@@Matthewrandoneif you prep your surface properly and do light layers, the duplicolor should hold up pretty good, especially being a dash. I would recommend hand painting any kick panels or any other areas that see heavy use with flat black latex paint and a fine brush due to the thicker nature of hand painting. That’s just me.
Dude, that is BOSS!! You di a great job! Gonna do mine.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for car paint spraying courses try Bablim Paint Booster (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my work buddy got great success with it.
You know what? Hard work pays off. I've done three car interiors from top to bottom, gray to black or light to dark gray. I'm currently doing my 20 year old truck.
EarthWatcher What kind of paint do you use? Prep work?
Hi can you use this on leather and woodgrain panel ?
I did the same thing to my 95 f150 single cab. Shiny black. Looks good. Be careful about scratches.
philip rice I went with the flat, looks sick. I know, every time I get in I’m careful not to scratch anything lol.
I did this to my monte 8 years ago and it’s still holding up lol
With duplicolor?
One guy made a video doing a red door panel. And I looked @ his comments and it said to put an adhesive promoter before applying the paint on the interior. It will create a better grab for the paint. Figured I’d share that.
I made an update video and I shared that information. I did use an adhesion promoter primer. Thanks. 👍🏻
So a year later...how has it held up to scratching, etc. Looks great
Only around the door area where I put my hand to rest or when I get into the truck my pocket knife has scratched, other than that everything else is great.
@@icsivan make a video of it
@@Cruz0604 he made one (in case you haven’t seen yet)
Finna do my truck tomorrow got some seats for $50 need to buy paint to paint the interior
What about some 2k clear on top of maybe the door panels and high contact areas ? Just an idea . Thanks for the video.
Good idea, I’ll try it on my next project.
Wooow! Looks freaking great!
I’ve been looking for a video like this man, I have a 01 Silverado 1500 that I want to do this on but never could figure out how, didn’t know it was going to be be this easy! Will definitely be doing in the days to come!
Thanks man! Just make sure you prep everything all good and use adhesion promoter primer first.
Will do thanks for the advise!
Thanks for sharing this video. Your interior is the same color as mine. I wanted to see how this was done because I'm planning on freshening up my interior
as well I bought a 99 Dodge Ram 2500 .
Thanks again.
Came out good. I plan on doing this on my camaro ss on my channel soon, thanks for sharing brother 🔥
Thanks man, I’m sure yours will come out great.
Yeah want to do that to my Lexus Gs300 99. Interior is gray want to change it to black.
Do it! The I my thing I would recommend is using an adhesion promoter primer, and also painting any plastic parts with a different paint. For example krylon fusion, which adheres great to all plastics.
Damn dude, that came out real fire!!!
Javier Thanks man. Looks 10x better in person. 😎
Is the paint still cool ? I am going to paint my door panels and I want to be 100% sure the duplicolor is a good option
I would suggest you use the duplicolor adhesion primer. There are some spots were I scratched it with my keys or my pocket knife and it took off the paint.
@@icsivan same on my panels i painted with it door handle scratched paint a bit but still looks amazing
Looks good man.. I'm gonna do some white Accents in my black interior
How’d it turn out?
@@icsivan it actually turned out really good and I got some compliments on it
How you painted the dash did you remove it or you painted install did you clean it first
Arturo Gonzalez I made a video on it. It’s my most recent, check it out.
SNAP ON and US GENERAL next to each other!! Thats awesome!! Lol
Just go to the wreckers and buy some black seat belts if you can.
The SEM paint is nice but too expensive. That dupli color is my go to?? For the price and results, you beat it.
I’m happy with the results. 👍🏻😁
I get a car next month and the only problem is the ugly yellow interior it has🤢 thank you for this! Im willing to give this a shot!
*Yellow??????*
ay, what was the music that came in at 10:36 ?? And looks good man. I have to do the same in my dakota, I was told though to use "SEM color coat" by people who used duplicolor the first time around then re-did it with SEM. They seem to think SEM is a much stronger paint.
It’s called dead mariachi lol, honestly as long as it’s in fabric or vinyl the duplicolor works good. But I had to re do all plastic parts.
@@icsivan Most of what I got is plastic stuff, I might do the duplicolor for the carpet though. Ay either way the old ford looks good, I cant wait to see mine finished.
@@gittyupalice96 Just a bit of paint gives a nice fresh look. I’m sure it’ll look awesome. 🤙🏼
Ive been using the gloss black vinyl and fabric spray from oreillys on my vents and stuff and im not sure which looks better. I might try and do the matte black first and see if i like it and then do gloss black over it if i dont
I personally didn’t want any gloss, especially when doing my dash, prevent any glare that can blind me.
@@icsivan i was gonna ask why you did matte. That makes sense tho. I just want it to look like a clean stock interior that hasnt been spray painted lol. So idk which is better. Ill definitely give the matte black a shot
@@coles_infiniti Did you come up with a verdict on whether the gloss black looks better than the flat black?
@@MasterArmedforces yes sir I did! Matte black looks way better. Gloss black gets dirty quick and doesn't look good
@@coles_infiniti thanks!
Did you use flat black or satin black? I used satin black but it always leaves parts that are shinier than others. Not sure why.
I used flat black for that exact reason. I don’t want any shine, especially when the sun reflects of the dash
Came out lookin good.. Great job. Good vid
Thank you. 👏🏼
Great video! , scared to do mines though with my gray interior that I have
Go for it man, it’s not as scary as it looks. I would say go and buy a panel from the junkyard try it and that and if you like it do your truck and if not, forget it. But remember, use adhesion promoter primer and it’s only for fabric or vinyl, I used a different paint for plastic parts
What did you use for plastic parts?
@@drummz1661 i used krypton fusion, suppose to be good for plastic. So far it’s been holding up good.
@@icsivan thanks man I appreciate ya, I just bought a 93 Silverado extended cab and I wanna turn the interior to black but I don’t wanna take out the seats and panels. I think I’m just gonna go to town on masking tape lol
Lol, yeah man go for it.
You should have sanded or brilla pad tat rust before spraying it
Looking good doggie 👍🏼
Thanks, I try.
hey i got a question. Is there any issue of the inside smelling like paint phumes afterwards? like especially if it gets hot and the sun beats on it.
It will smell for about 2 days, but it will go away after that. No, it doesn’t smell at all after that, not even with the sun hitting it.
@@icsivan oh good to know thank you
Did it chip yet? I tried Krylon on my textured plastic interior pillars and it chips.. I even used primer. 😬
Mine hasn’t. I used adhesion promoter primer.
@@icsivan I thought that stuff had adhesion promoter in it already.
@@Sip28 Krylon does not, it claims to not need primer and to have great adhesion though. It also depends on how you prep the surface, and what primer your using underneath, it may be the actual primer is not sticking.
How's it holding up? Any peeling or anything bro?
la cara .lol
all happiness my gee looks nice I be the same when something turns out better than expected
sneak murillo hahah, Honestly I was surprised lol.
Came out clean bro , good video 🤙🏼
Hows it holding up 3 months later? Also did it have a heavy paint smell when intalled?
I made a video on the update. You can check it out I just uploaded it. It did have a heavy smell for a couple days. I left it with the windows down for a couple nights. After about a week it goes away.
Looks good! What material is the seats?
Thanks man, the seats are a suede material with leather on the sides.
Liking this video! And Love the 5 drawer HFT cart ;)
Im going to do a color change on my vehicle, outside and in. Its a 2nd car (2005 Chrysler Town&Country) for me so I can experiment and mess it up without worry! Not brave enough to experiment on the Infiniti :O
Lol. Thanks. I’m sure it’ll turn out great. 👍🏻
For my 93 the doors I just bought those on ebay from a company called cover lay so my oldie has new door panels
Nice! Do they have various colors?
@@icsivan yes especially black if that's what your going for a little pricey but I just did the PayPal credit to pay them off worth it for me since there new
condemned youth will definitely look into it, thanks man.
I picked up a couple door panels new from Coverlay. Pretty happy with them. I am thinking about painting the trim as you did. My test pieces came out great but wonder how it lasts. How did they hold up? For those that plan to do this fyi there is flat and gloss so get the right can based on what your looking for.
Yes, people need to know there is gloss and for. It last great, but I had to retouch areas like the armrest. I found it it works best using adhesion promoter primer.
Looks amazing!!!
Aubrianna Roundy thank you!
I have the blue interior in a 1995, going to a dark grey. How did it hold up?
Held up decent. I have an update video, it’s a year difference check it out. 🤟🏼
Looks great...
SlightWork Thanks man, update video and dash dropping tonight.
Sweet man! You've motivated me
Samuel Robinson Glad I could help.
Have you thought about getting electric door locks and windows?
wbrandes66 i have, but I kind of want that old look. Manual windows and manual tranny. For now.
@@icsivan yeah and it keeps it simple dont have to deal with all the electronics.
wbrandes66 Yeah, i didn’t want to deal with all that at the moment.
Thanks man very good work
Arturo Gonzalez Thank you! If you have any other questions I’m happy to answer them.
How does it feel when you touch those parts you painted, like dry paint or like plastic (smooth)??
This paint is designed for this. It feels like original. You will have a smell for a couple days though.
So with it being a “fabric” paint as well as vinyl. Will this adhere and feel well on seats?
I haven’t personally tried it on fabric of my own, but I have a buddy who painted their seats, and you can’t tell it was painted. I would try it on small piece first and let it dry for a few days and see if you like it.
@@icsivan I appreciate the feedback. I enjoy your work. Thank you
@@icsivan alright so real quick update. I just tested this on the carpeted part of my Chevy door panel. And it looks great. Feels a tad bit rough but no so different from the floor carpet in the truck. Looks factory
You going for it?
@@icsivan definitely.
Do you need to clear coat or no ?
Looks great! Did you clear coat it after or you don't need to?
This paint does not require it, but you can Im sure it will help a lot. I didn’t do it.
How's the paint holding up? Thinking of doing my car but I don't want the paint to start flaking off
Sameeee does anyone know if we have to sand it before we paint so the paint can stick on better?
How long did this last? Any chips of paint or cracks etc? My interior is sun damaged and blotchy but I want good and forever lasting results. I’m not sure what the best options are. I heard something about dying the interior, would that be better than this?
I have an update video.
@@icsivan ok I’ll give it a look!
Was there any lingering smell after you sprayed it? Did it smell like spray paint?
It did smell for about a week, after that all good. 👍🏻
I'm curious to how durable that paint will be
Neil Rangel Its not the best. I already scratched it with my pocket knife. I got out and my knife rubbed the door. 🤦🏻♂️
Hi bro, is it working well until now? Or it's it sticky or chipping off? Thank you
It was never sticky at all, I did have a smell of paint for about a week, but then it went away. I also had to retouch some spots after a year. I made and update video as well.
How is it holding up? Doesn't that stuff scratch off easily?
I have an update video on it. Check it out.
I scuffed and preped my door with the wax and grease remover and when i was spraying it with the flat black it started looking like ashy on some parts do know why did you have this same problem
I did not have this problem. But I also used adhesion promoter primer. Also remember this is just for Vinyl and fabric. All the plastic parts o did with plastic paint.
ICS Ivan oh ok im having trouble on vinyl
How has it held up over the last couple years?
Sold the truck after 2 years of doing this, high used areas like door handles or shoulder rest on door will began to fade, but nothing a quick touch up can’t fix.
I'm looking at a car with some red trim accents on the seats, dash and doors. I want to make it black like the rest. Be honest, is this going to work or is it going to fade off onto someone's clothes
Lol, to be honest it all depends on your prep work and the method you use to paint. I would recommend looking at another paint if the trim and dash are plastic I had to re do mine. But as for fabric and vinyl this stuff is awesome, just remember key is prep work and also use some adhesion promoter primer, works.
I really liked the music haha
Makes it that much better. 😂
That song is So dope...
Thanks man, a lot of people agree with you lol
@@icsivan I can't find the instrumental version. I'm not crazy about dude's raps....LOL.
Did you use gloss or flat black ???
JC CHAVEZ flat black
Did you use gloss or flat
Flat
How well did it adhere to the vinyl armrest on the doors?
Andrew Harris Good, so far it’s held up. The only thing I would advice is careful with objects in or around you. I like to carry a knife and I already scratched it, other than that it’s help up good so far.
Did you paint the window row down arms or you bought new ones
Bought new ones lol
Good deal sir
What is the number of the sandpaper?
Which color did you use? Matte black?
Yup
What kind of paint does it have to be?
How much did it cost you to get your seats reupholstered
Nacho G About $250.00 for all 3 seats
You have a 95 f150?
Bro.. Does this peel off eventually?
No, it doesn’t “peel off”. If you lie trying to do this I would recommending peeping the surfaces, scuff it, add adhesion primer then paint it. It will last. Mine still looks good.
@@icsivan that's great.. Thank you Bro
Did the paint get sticky over the summer
Nope, I have an update video.
Did you use any plastic adhesive?
Yes. I used adhesion promoter.
I have a 1999 Honda passport I’m fixing up can I use this inside my car ?
Sure as long as it’s fabric or vinyl
So these sprays can be use on plastic without primers ?
Jonathan A They don’t work well with plastic, it says vinyl and fábric. So, I showed it in my next video, which I used adhesion promoter primer to help it stick better.
ICS Ivan alright thanks
Durability? Does it scratch off easily?
No, it doesn’t. I have an update video too.
This was supposed to be a video of the Duplicolor interior paint not a music video.
Man I’m so sorry! My camera crew and editing team sometimes just do why they want.
Is that Gloss or Flat black?
B B Flat!
B B Figured gloss would be too shiny, with the sun hitting the dash. Might blind me while driving lol
I don't know how to take all that off can I just spray them without talking them out?😳
Aquarius 4life Of course you can, but you risk overspray. I would recommend to mask off what you don’t want paint on and go for it lol
Are you done with your truck build ?
Not even close. Sorry I haven’t been uploading. Been extremely busy. New video is coming soon though. Anything you would like to see?
ICS Ivan hell yea are you planning on doing new headliner ? Or any work to your bed ? Trucks looking great btw
Bryan Dominguez Thanks man! It doesn’t have a headliner. So, I’m lowering it with a DJM lowering kit, body work, paint job, new wheels and finish painting the dash. I just deciding what to do first.
ICS Ivan the lowering kit would be bad ass !
How's it holding up??????????
I have an update video posted.
Did you get flat black or gloss black?
Flat, I felt like gloss would be too reflective. Especially in the dash.
@@icsivan cool went to the store tonight and got flat. Thanks!
How’s the paint holding up??
So far great! The only thing I see is scratches my knife makes at the door panel.
Did you use the matte black or gloss?
mimi jada from what I could tell by the can he used matte. I’ve used the duplicolor matte charcoal before and it left my door panels with a weird texture. Not sure if I did it right or not but yeah. Still a great paint and am in the process of doing my whole interior like he is doing. The matte black is more of a semi-gloss on some pieces
Eaven Bazor it’s possible you had the wrong angle or applied to much on a coat or two that would have given you a textured feel. Something like an orange peel perhaps?
I used flat black, I don’t think they carry the vinyl and fabric in matte. I thought about gloss but wanted an original look to it so went with the flat, plus I didn’t want anything shiny on the dash which I also painted.
Are you doing the dash?
Eriic Gomez Not sure yet. I was thinking of keeping it as is, but I think it’ll look better if I do paint it. So maybe I will in another video.
Nicee
Do you have to put primer and clear ?
I didn’t put any clear since I don’t want any shine, but putting primer helps a lot. Adhesion promoter primer works best.
This is Mike and this is my wife's account but you can use clear coat with non-gloss it is a protective coat just like I semi-gloss clear coat you just cannot tell then it will not leave a shine
We’re did you get your seat covers?
I don’t have seat covers.
@@icsivan sorry right after I asked this… I watched your thee video my fault. They look great
@@willwork2fish261 Got my seats upholstered with suede though.
@@icsivan do you remember how much it cost?
@@willwork2fish261 It was around 280 but I got them done in Mexico. Since I’m in San Diego, just went to TJ
how has the paint held up?
nova2nutt it’s held up quite nicely, I do recommend you actually prep the surface and also use adhesion promoter primer. I will hold up much nicer, and for plastic parts use plastic paint, only used this product for fabric or vinyl.
ICS Ivan thanks!
Did the paint leave a smell?
jose gonzales It does, but only lasts about a week.
I want to do it sooo bad i have a 2006 kia spectra
Do it!
Dupli color vs color coat. Which one to use??? Which one last longer and didn’t flake of fade
Jason Buben I hear the color coat is good. It claims to be fade resisting and permanent.
ICS Ivan so far I’ve heard that that is a good choice I just don’t want to paint it and 3 years later it looks like crap...
How is it holding up?
So far it’s good.
How is it holding up
So far it’s good.
bro i need your help. i paint it and the color scratch very easy , why? thanks
Giannis Giovani How long did you let it dry, and how many coats? It’s a good paint but it’s not scratch proof unfortunately.
ICS Ivan from my understanding you want to put some clear over it to protect from the scratching...if not your gonna have to keep a can to touch up everywhere you scratch up
SuperDJBIGWILL Did not know that, on their website it says it’s a stand alone product, nothing else needed. Is there a clear you recommend to go over the vinyl and fabric paint?
Hey ivan so i was told the same as well, put clear coat on it. The only clear coat i saw was the 1 that comes with the black chrome. Dupicolor package for wheels.
Bro What’s the music running in video
Dead mariachi instrument.
How long did it take to dry ?
Antoine Lewis I let it dry for a 24 hours. Baking in the the sun.
ICS Ivan okay thanks a lot . Thinking of doing my door panels on my 1998 Honda Accord today ! How many coats did it take to get that look ?
Antoine Lewis it was about 3 coats. Took me 3 cans to do doors, sun visors and trim. Need to do the dash.
after you were done painting does it have a weird feel to the touch?
Not at all, it feels the same not sticky or anything different.
What about the smell?
I have a 1 year update video. The smell lasted about a week, after that nothing.
Any updates?
Millie TV I posted another video in updated sits called dash removal. Check it out.
Javier solis 👍