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roland11a Member
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Hi I've got a fairly good dashboard but the Vinyl coating is very discoloured. Has anyone had any experience with re -painting using one of the many plastic/vinyl spray paints on the market. I’m considering using a satin black. |
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Lash Russell Member 
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Yes, I've used paint for the vinyl trim on the side the vinyl posts. It comes out nice and clean but too glossy for my liking. Lash |
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roland11a Member
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Hi Lash Can you remember what type of paint you used? Most paints can be got in Matt, Satin & Gloss. I'm fancying satin. Thanks |
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DDrake Member
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I have just used Duplicolor ,fabric vinyl paint in a Flat finish .it is a little glossy ,I would had described it as a satin finish though. It looks pretty good in general and has really freshened up the interior trim pieces. Can'say anything about wear though as I have not finished reinstalling all the bits Eastwood advertises a 2step finish that might be worth trying Got any ideas for a chrome paint for the eyeball vents ? |
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roland11a Member
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I looked at the eye ball vents and decided as all the paint had worn off to leave them black. You can get chrome spray paint bit the one I got for my rear light reflectors turned out to be just very glossy silver. |
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DDrake Member
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I did try the chrome paint and it did lookalike a very bright silver ,but it was very soft and scratched quite easily .i then sprayed it with a clear gloss coat and it turned a mid grey ! I will paint them gloss black :-( |
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