seat backs
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi Rob,
The seat backs were painted with a semi-flat paint in the same color as the seat upholstery.
They're hard plastic so paint well.
You really don't want to sand them at all if possible because that will begin remove the imprinted grain pattern.
But, as when using any interior paint or dye, clean the part scrupulously.
Regards,
Alan
The seat backs were painted with a semi-flat paint in the same color as the seat upholstery.
They're hard plastic so paint well.
You really don't want to sand them at all if possible because that will begin remove the imprinted grain pattern.
But, as when using any interior paint or dye, clean the part scrupulously.
Regards,
Alan
Last edited by Alan 71; Dec 17, 2016 at 12:01 PM.
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Joined: Sep 2015
Posts: 132
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From: Waretown NJ
Hi ct,
The seat backs were painted with a semi-flat paint in the same color as the seat upholstery.
They're hard plastic so paint well.
You really don't want to sand them at all if possible because that will begin remove the imprinted grain pattern.
But, as when using any interior paint or dye, clean the part scrupulously.
Regards,
Alan
The seat backs were painted with a semi-flat paint in the same color as the seat upholstery.
They're hard plastic so paint well.
You really don't want to sand them at all if possible because that will begin remove the imprinted grain pattern.
But, as when using any interior paint or dye, clean the part scrupulously.
Regards,
Alan
