How To Paint Plastic Interior Car Parts With Vinyl Dye : Made Easy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Here's a quick lesson on how to paint your Interior Plastic Parts the easy and simple way! Using Vinyl Dye is the only way to go.
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If your planning on doing any kind of interior work, this lesson is just for you.. Thanks for watching and PLEASE SUBSCRIBE -- I NEED SUBSCRIBERS -- Thanks Pete
diyautoschool. hey I bought replacement bumber for my 99 Toyota camry do i have to prime it before I paint it or can I just paint it. the bumber came all black plastic
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diyautoschool if I could subscribe 100xs I would. you and Minnie deserve it.
Thanks Pete, If you get anything from this, its all about the prep work. great video
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Always wear protection with interior work
A lesson I'll never forget
“Wear protection so we dont take years off our life”
Proceeds to wear tank top and shorts 😂
Because hes not getting chemical on his legs and arms like he is with his hands. You prob leave negative feedback on everybodys shit
@@mapleleaf5521 He's just making a joke. You seem like a real fun guy to hang out with
I love your videos. Every time I'm working at my shop doing prep work, painting, or whatever, I always hear my friend Pete yelling at me to get it done right the way it should be! haha cheers
Dupli-color spray cans work excellent and nothing is 8Xs or even 2Xs better; the coverage is phenomenal, and it does an excellent job with proper prep. Took me six rattle cans from AMZ to recolor the dash, door cards, and plastic from tan to black and it looks new! If you’re disassembling your entire interior the professional spray equipment is great…if you have it… I masked my car and sprayed it on the car. Takes me about six hours to carefully mask one door opening for example. First time I painted an interior of a car was fifty years ago and with proper prep and primer…regular spray paint also transformed a faded interior or one where you just want to change the color…but back then it was lacquer spray paint.
Ive used the rattle can dye on a few cars and they come out great. Sprayed black over light blue. Arm rests, console, rear seat and door panels. Never a crack or anywhere in the car you could tell it use to be light blue. Another car I kept over twenty years the rattle can stuff never wore off or showed through to the green I covered. I dont know how many small jobs Ive used it on, like kick panels and panels that cover the seat hardware in the old 50s cars.
Same here. I used the SEM brand with zero issues and it looked like it came that way.
Looks like a great job, looks like we have both been at this for some time...
Thanks, Pete. I'm getting ready to recolor some plastic pieces for my old 1990 F-150 and this gave me the info. I need. Great channel!
Thanks man I love your videos! Idk what happened I must of accidentally unsubscribed! I’m glad I’m back! Keep up the great work!
I used the rattle can type, sure it didnt look pro like your did, but 8 years later still looks nice. And I had to settle for a not so perfect shade, Didnt know you could buy it in a can and spray. Oh well now I know. Thanks Pete
I'm on it today on this task for the Bronco...Thanks
Did somebody forget his adhesion promoter, or wasn't needed? What brand of paint is that?
Great video Pete. i always wondered how to fix platic parts that are sun dried and rotton..... like the old plasic is flaking off. I thought scrubbing down, coat with fiberglass resin and sand... maybe 2k primer and sand. Something ill try someday.
I never seen a restored dash come out so good. What's the name brand of that paint? And can you do a color change with it. Say from green to black. Or green to white?
Man there sure is a lot of questions that need to be answered for these people. The number one question I see everybody asking but no reply is what brand of paint this is! Now I'm not sure what type you used in your video here. but I know that if you go to your Sherwin-Williams auto paint dealer they are making a interior paint now the same way that you don't have to mix anything with it just put it in your gun and shoot it no reducer is hardeners none of that. Hope that helps none of you guys peace
Great video Pete , I'm changing the color of my old truck and will need to change the inside panel's to match. good job!
Always wondered what the theory was on painting plastic pieces...some day I will get to my "blue to black" project.
Funny I have a quart of Deltron 2000 DBI Interior and I was looking for a vid of someone spraying it. Lo and behold My Friend Pete had a vid on it! I was wondering if I needed to use an adhesion promoter like DBX801 or whatever. Is that just insurance?
wow . how am I going to get any work done. all these live VIDEOs & uploads WOW . thank you I neededa break from the heat . KEWL 😊 thanks for sharing
mate I was thinking how to redo my old range rover so thought I'd look up how to deal with the plastic. Kind of crazy when I see you holding the same dash right there.
Great video brother! I just picked up a 1975 corvette with dark saddle interior and I want to change it over to doe skin!! Thanks 🇺🇸
Thanks for the video. I see several different processes for painting interior but definitely learned from your vid👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hey Pete great video man!!!! I gonna try this on my 1996 F350 and get rid of that horrible ass red on the interior.
Man, that dash is nasty. This is going to be a great training video bcuz I have some cars and trucks that need this kind of refurbishing.
And yes indeed I'm a subscriber.
Thank you for showing me this.
What would you use to clean vinyl headliner in a classic VW before changing color from "white" to black? GREAT video Pete Thanks for all the info.
Pete, is there a reason that you used a siphon type paint gun instead of a gravity feed type gun? Thanks for your efforts in trying to educate us with your knowledge. I like your refreshed view on life, it's a reminder that we all need from time to time.
as everyone probably knows, the dodge dashes on the 94-01 model trucks are junk. if I have one that is in tact but is dirty, can I use the denatured alcohol to clean it with out harming it and making it even more brittle?thanks for all the info you share. it's really helpful and entertaining!
I used MarHyde years ago on my truck interior .
Would this cleaning process be the same for old vinyl/leatherette like used n the 50's and 60's VWs? That's what my car has and all I can find for door panels are like red/rust colored ones. My interior was pastel green so I have to paint or dye them.
That was great information Pete thank you so much
Another great video Pete! Thanks and keep em coming!
I have to do this during the summer of 2017 in a garage with no heat but good ventilation.
1. I have dash parts with a deep, evenly grained texture. Would it make sense to use a some kind of a soft brush instead of, or in combination with, toweling?
2. Is there any kind of chemical that would work in a soaking bath that wouldn't damage the plastics but could help to lift Armor All out of the pores?
3. Do you have any special recommendations for interior parts that can't be removed from a larger assembly, like soft vinyl contrasting pieces from door panels or vinyl panels on fabric seats?
This is crazy !! I’m sat with 2 Range Rover Classic dashboards in the uk wondering how I can make 1 good out of 2 bad , I think to myself “perhaps I’ll have a look on TH-cam and see about vinyl dyeing car interiors” this video pops up and the guy is restoring the exact same Range Rover Classic dash. I’d give anything for the rest of that tin of dye. Any chance of the colour code ??
Pete you are a big help !
KEWL . I didn't know you could get it in the noairisol can's . & the denatured alcohol trick.
Hi, just wondering where I can find the paint?
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Will it flake off like the spray cans or does it hold up for long time??
Great job as always Pete!
Great work . And tips looks like new.
nice, thanks Pete. what would you use to clean and maintain the interior plastics and vinyls in a car? as you stated once armor all damages tires/rubber...
Also tech sheet calls for 100% reducer but no activator. Did you skip reducing?
Rubbing alcohol is a type of denatured alcohol. It's either ethanol (drinkable alcohol) with poison added to it or isopropyl alcohol. Denatured just means that something has been added to ethanol to make it poisonous and to make it taste bad.
Buen info amigo good job I have Xterra I will paint the dashboard
did you use rubbing alcohol on the back in order to not waste you denatured alcohol? thanks pete
I don't see where you say what type of paint you used. Do I just go to my automotive paint supply and have them mix the color I want using paint specifially made for Vinyl and Plastic interiors?
Where do I get this type of paint?
Hi Pete. Nice job.
Where is the best place to purchase vinyl, plastic and fabric paint/dye?
excellent video Prep work is 80% or more of a great paint job, you can't clean things after you have started spraying material.
Did you have to use any type of adhesion promoter pre painting?
Pete, use some Dawn with Water first, blow it off With Air, it will Clean the shit out of it First. Then follow up with What you Do. It will make the Clean Up FASTER! I BEEN doing this for 70 Years.... peace...
Bandits INFO Channel 70 years experience damn! Well then you ought to be the man to ask what is the best brand of dye to use on a pair of door panels out of a 2002 Chevy Silverado. I'm on the fence right now about these spray paint style dies regular automotive paint with heat and promoter or the actual dye dye that you wipe on with a sponge. What do you recommend?
Apparently he's not the man
How do you remove epoxy primer overspray off textured plastic? I fucked up and got it on a dash
Need some help please
Just little specks here and there
Carefully take it off with some laquar thinner using a small screw driver wrapped with a wipe all towel or sometimes you can take an exacto knife and pick at it to flick it off.. Time consuming situation!! Been there done that... Worst case you can always buy some vinyl dye and re-shoot it..
Is it the same for plastic bumpers or is there a different process
I have question I'm wanting to paint my dash & door panels on my Chevy truck what kind of paint do you use?
looks nice pete
Nice vid! What about 99 Silverado dashboard. It's plastic with a skin of like latex over it. My the front corner peeled off. Will vinyl paint work on this type? I thought about using like a super glue smearing around peeled edges (it's about a 6" diameter area) to keep from peeling more, than do light sanding on it and glossy plastic where it's peeled, than repaint whole thing...am I on the right track here??
Bondo???
So whats the name of the paint and who makes it?
what type (brand) of paint did you use if you don't mind telling me.
Thanks man, good video.
Interior paint never seem to last, always ends up chipping.
What about laquer thinner? Would that work?
Looks like the vinyl roof dye we had in the 1970's
Many Thanks Pete
Afternoon from Valdez Alaska!
So is that PPG? I have the deltron 2000 bank. You tint it with Deltron toners Pete?
cowlhoods Hi , did you ever figure out what paint Pete used on the interior in this video? I seen it is in a ppg can but I can’t figure out if it is deltron. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
In my opinion, when u get to the point where u r using a spray gun in a spray booth u r no longer classed as DIY
You can buy decent spray guns cheap to get started these days and a makeshift paint booth can be made with pvc pipe and plastic sheet. It doesn't have to be commercial grade equipment to get a quality job.
@@89Mirageman you also need a compressor
@@eibura5978 True but you can buy a $200 compressor at Harbor Freight to get you started. You can't spray an entire car but you can do small stuff like this.
What’s the name of the paint?
Wish you would have told us the name brand of the paint but it must be a secret because a lot of people have asked for it in the comments the for the help.
Is that a ppg prodect
It can't just be that easy to pull a dash out can it? Seems like alot of work.
we should use this method with the hand washing in the corona times..
Does this mystery paint have a name?
Fu@#$*% awesome thanks!
A+ good job ice cream
hard plastics used in autos is non pourouos and water proof. There are no pours or acne scarring in hard plastic. Sorry. You can also dye plastics but it is basically painting the surface. Only. You can dye materials that absorb such also. Buy dye only works properly when it is absorbed into materials. Otherwise you are just painting surfaces and you can do that with regular rattle can paint. clear coating it will help it hold up longer however.
youre fucking crazy as shit but you are a rad as fuck guy. thanx for the knowledge. you are talented as hell. cheers
Oh nevermind. Hadn't heard the end yet.👍
FUCK YEAH!!
not sure I want to follow the advice of someone who wastes so much alcohol. Get a container to pour that stuff into, not on the ground. Also, if you just lay your paper towels over the entire dash and saturate them with alcohol and let it soak, the paper towels prevent the alcohol from evaporating quickly and penetrates the dirt so you don't have to do so much scrubbing.
Oops I though you were going to use vinyl records to dye 🤪
live friday and here i sit....watching non live shit
cool stuff....
my subaru has no paint code...rust-ole-um white...get the white gloss ....will post plastic front trim repaired crack on facebook
Wax and grease remover causes fish eyes ?? Really?
Jim Stafford acctualy it does. when I first started painting and fixing things I bought a jug of it. seemed to leave a bad residue no matter how much you whipe dry. I also use iso alcohol now. I also use iso alcohol for final clean of Windows. it leaves zero residue
Thanks for that tip on windows!
Who makes that paint ? Any need for a adhesion promoter like bulldog?
can you bondo. that shit.
Hey ! What happened to all the yelling and aggression that should be on this channel
What the Fuck Kinda Paint Is It?? Lol