Subject	Duplicolor flat charcoal is almost an exact match...
Posted by	white22sky on December 12, 2012 at 9:14 AM
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In Reply To	Re: refurbishing plastic trim panels question posted by DWoods on December 11, 2012 at 09:14 PM
Message	In fact you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference. It doesnt come out glossy if you use the corrrect (non-gloss paint) type. If prepped correctly i've taken a piece of duct tape laid it across the painted piece and removed without a bit of peel. I've used this stuff with great results. I can post pics when I get home later. " I told my son, you have to catch the football other wise this just looks like child abuse." - My brother
Follow Ups	refurbishing plastic trim panels question - ariz 20:39:23 12/11/12 Re: refurbishing plastic trim panels question - DWoods 21:14:15 12/11/12 Re: Re: refurbishing plastic trim panels question - ariz 21:28:28 12/11/12 If you go this route - post some follow-up pix, etc... (n/m) - jzack 22:58:56 12/11/12 2nd would greatly appreciate it. (n/m) - FuerGrissa 08:24:52 12/12/12 Duplicolor flat charcoal is almost an exact match... - white22sky 09:14:10 12/12/12 I used SEM on my old burgundy interior - Shiers69 13:52:13 12/12/12 I've used this before and it's fantabulous! - nd2slodwn 21:27:15 12/11/12 I might add I get it from powder by the pound (n/m) - nd2slodwn 21:29:23 12/11/12 Re: I might add I get it from powder by the pound - ariz 21:44:51 12/11/12 Re: Re: I might add I get it from powder by the pound - nd2slodwn 22:35:47 12/11/12
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