My car seems to have a clear coat on the brushed aluminum window trim. I went back and forth deciding between an etching primer and a 2K primer and finally opted for a 2K primer because I felt that I would sand it without going completely down to metal. I plan to spray next weekend, weather permitting.
@Garage Noise what camera and microphone set up are you using? Camera is good but your Mic and you voice are great. Your voice is ideal for voice over work.
Wow great video looking to do that to my audi b8 avant roof rail and door trim!! ☺️Is it a good idea to clear coat or just the paint and the adhesion promoter is enough?
10 to 15 minute, no clear because it's a single stage matte finish. Clearcoat would give it a high gloss and I didn't want that. Appreciate the comment and support!
Hey Chris. Some adhesion promoters have a recoat window, such that if you don't apply the top coat soon enough it won't stick. Is there a recoat window on the one you used? If so what's a typical recoat time. I've seen some that only give you 10 minutes, which isn't much time at all.
I just give it 2-3 minutes. I want it still to be drying when I spray the paint. As far as I know you don't want to let it completely dry. Always check to see what the product recommends tho.
These mouldings are plastic coated from the factory. Not all are and if your painting true chrome, like bumpers, yes 80 ,primer,sand and paint would be the right way to go. Thank's for the comment and the support.
@@giorgosnak9927 yes, on small trim like this it works great this trim also has a plastic coating from factory. If you were to do a lage part like a chrome bumper you would want to primer it.
@@GarageNoise thank you very much!I intent to paint some plastic chrome trim and the way I was doing it was placing the pieces in a bleach bath until chrome and the underneath copper layer washed off, and then paint with the usual procedure...but this method needs a looot of time until chrome is striped!and temperature plays a role...the higher the better
What about when you open the doors, or the roof, those plastic ends that butt together will still be chrome. Better off removing the trim, and taking it off the car and doing the job 100% right,
You give so much confidence to people out here to attempt your own repairs . Amazing commentary and work THANK YOU!!!!!
Yw and thank's for watcing and commenting it really helps the channel grow.
Great video, your content is great for beginners like myself .
That looks sharp. Nice job. Thanks
Definitely an improvement. 👏
Great video 💪🙏
My car seems to have a clear coat on the brushed aluminum window trim. I went back and forth deciding between an etching primer and a 2K primer and finally opted for a 2K primer because I felt that I would sand it without going completely down to metal. I plan to spray next weekend, weather permitting.
👍good luck with your project!
@Garage Noise what camera and microphone set up are you using? Camera is good but your Mic and you voice are great. Your voice is ideal for voice over work.
I use the go pro 7 black and the rode wireless go for voice over..
Wow great video looking to do that to my audi b8 avant roof rail and door trim!! ☺️Is it a good idea to clear coat or just the paint and the adhesion promoter is enough?
If you want a satin finish you don't want clear coat. Use a 2k paint that will hold up the the sun.
@@GarageNoise thanks I keep that in mind I might go the spray max trim paint route thanks again ☺️
This may sounds like a dumb question but i'm trying to learn this myself. How much time in between paint coats and why didn't you use clear over it ?
10 to 15 minute, no clear because it's a single stage matte finish. Clearcoat would give it a high gloss and I didn't want that. Appreciate the comment and support!
Hey Chris. Some adhesion promoters have a recoat window, such that if you don't apply the top coat soon enough it won't stick. Is there a recoat window on the one you used? If so what's a typical recoat time. I've seen some that only give you 10 minutes, which isn't much time at all.
I just give it 2-3 minutes. I want it still to be drying when I spray the paint. As far as I know you don't want to let it completely dry. Always check to see what the product recommends tho.
Have you done this procedure in the past? I learned sand with 80 epoxy primer surface primer paint. Adhesion promoter is for raw plastic bumpers only.
These mouldings are plastic coated from the factory. Not all are and if your painting true chrome, like bumpers, yes 80 ,primer,sand and paint would be the right way to go. Thank's for the comment and the support.
@@GarageNoise Ok lol all my vehicles are older no plastic moldings. Didnt realize they were plastic
@@jeffreyeaton9934 all good , maybe I didn't mention it in the video.
what does “flash off” mean? does that indicate like a certain amount of time drying or…?
It's a term meaning it drys to a low gloss not fully dry tho
Trim looked good after cleaned. Id of sencind guessed painting it. Ha.
The adhesion promoter is the same used to paint raw plastic (bumpers etc)??
Yes
@@GarageNoise have you done it before so as to know if it holds well during time without flaking?
@@giorgosnak9927 yes, on small trim like this it works great this trim also has a plastic coating from factory. If you were to do a lage part like a chrome bumper you would want to primer it.
@@GarageNoise thank you very much!I intent to paint some plastic chrome trim and the way I was doing it was placing the pieces in a bleach bath until chrome and the underneath copper layer washed off, and then paint with the usual procedure...but this method needs a looot of time until chrome is striped!and temperature plays a role...the higher the better
Why would anyone in their right mind would want to paint over that beautiful trim?!🙄
This trim looked pretty bad. I perfer the chome delete but hey that's just me.. thanks for watching!
What about when you open the doors, or the roof, those plastic ends that butt together will still be chrome. Better off removing the trim, and taking it off the car and doing the job 100% right,
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Nice 👍