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Old 02-22-2009, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by DudeBud
Looks Great prefect color match.......you don't really need the primer, some adhesion promoter which is pretty much the same thing will work better. some acetone on a rag will work just are good as that prep cleaner.
For someone that has never done any sort of paint work on anything, aside from spray painting a race car, that stuff works good for me. I do not know specifics on what plastic will hold up to what chemical, so it was worth the peace of mind for me.
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BTw, nice write-up, 'Coug. If it still seems important, one day I may do this my doo-doo brown interior. I do like brown, though. I do, I do.
And you have the nerve to talk 'bout the flag that flies over "Cougs rig......?!!? Wow

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And you have the nerve to talk 'bout the flag that flies over "Cougs rig......?!!? Wow

and what flag is that?
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DC, that does look pretty friggen sweet!


Do you have any plans for painting any of the other interior pieces?
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Yea man, good job. I think it will hold up well. Alcohlol cleans it, clear primer or adhesion promoter makes it stick.

Use tire degreaser and a pressure washer on the carpet. I have done it many of times and it works well.
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Originally Posted by DeathCougar
Not 100% sure how to do that Corey, you'll have to show me
I had to checkmark your first two post in this thread, then use the copy command from the bottom drop down panel, then select the right area, then give the new thread a name.
Named it the same as this one.

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f128...on-how-167857/
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Originally Posted by 904_runner
DC, that does look pretty friggen sweet!


Do you have any plans for painting any of the other interior pieces?
Aside from the rear carpet, the rest of the interior pieces are in good shape. I was comparing the color match today in the sun, and its a dead nuts on match to the rest of the pieces.
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Originally Posted by Corey
I had to checkmark your first two post in this thread, then use the copy command from the bottom drop down panel, then select the right area, then give the new thread a name.
Named it the same as this one.

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f128...on-how-167857/
Ah ok, I see what you meant now. Copy it, without all the accompanying posts from other members.

Thanks Corey, appreciate it!
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And you have the nerve to talk 'bout the flag that flies over "Cougs rig......?!!? Wow

Well, someone had to. Now that he's been dubbed a moderator, it's become imperative.
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Originally Posted by DeathCougar
Aside from the rear carpet, the rest of the interior pieces are in good shape. I was comparing the color match today in the sun, and its a dead nuts on match to the rest of the pieces.
Wanna help me paint mine?
The color on mine isn't bad, its the scratches to the plastic i have to look at. oh well.

Mine had a great interior, only real problem are some rips in the dirver seat.
It had a SPOTless dash, had a dash mat its whole life, but it was getting in the way of the defroster when wheeling one day so i ripped it off, and a piece of Velcro took a quarter sized chunk of plastic off the dash.

Know of any solutions for that? lol
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I don't think spray paint is going to fix that one
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Man...I need to do this to the black console that surrounds my stereo, it's pretty nasty.

Or maybe I'll get around to making a sheet metal dash one day...That's a daunting project right there.

Also, $127 for a new passenger area carpet here. You'll never find a used one in good condition methinks.

http://www.automotivecarpet.com/catalog/search3.php
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Originally Posted by DeathCougar
For someone that has never done any sort of paint work on anything, aside from spray painting a race car, that stuff works good for me. I do not know specifics on what plastic will hold up to what chemical, so it was worth the peace of mind for me.
I understand and my attentions were not to offend you, but just to throw in how I'd do it.
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Those panels look really good, I'm going to try this ,thanks. I'm confused alot of the rigs I see on yotatech have been rolled, bounced off rocks, trees, some rigs don't even look like yotas anymore, and some think your carpet doesn't look good? lol.
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Originally Posted by DudeBud
I understand and my attentions were not to offend you, but just to throw in how I'd do it.
Ya i know No offense taken
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The Duplicolor brand vinyl spray color charcoal is very close to the original also.
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I haven't had much luck with Duplicolor. Some of their colors leave much to be desired in the matching department, and the quality seems so-so.
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I will NEVER use DUPLICOLOR again.....

when i built my SFA, i used a wire wheel on the axle, then primed it and painted it and the paint is chipping off SOOO badly..

Ill stick with rustoelum.
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For plastic SEM is the way to go. duplicolor is crappy because its a lacquer, same with most of the krylon paints.
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Nice job cougar. Looks extremely sharp. The write-up was also fantastic. Short and to the point.


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