Subject	I used SEM on my old burgundy interior
Posted by	Shiers69 on December 12, 2012 at 1:52 PM
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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	it looked great and really brought the pieces back from the dead. Unfortunately even with tons of prep work the paint on the covers above the ABS unit and the headlight adjustment kit didn't hold up to the abuse of me throwing my golf clubs and other items in the back hatch area. Still... I'd use it again if I weren't switching over to charcoal.
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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