Subject	If your problem is faded plastic...
Posted by	GrecV2 on June 03, 2018 at 1:42 PM
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In Reply To	Asking for opinions re interior revamp posted by turisimo66 on June 01, 2018 at 05:57 PM
Message	Why not spend a couple hundred bucks and a few weekends and just re-dye your original plastics? Unless there's serious damage to the plastic, (you can sand out scuffs) you can bring it back to original w/ a bit of time and work. Look into SEM. They make some really great plastic dyes, along with a full line of prep materials to make sure that the dye holds up. I re-did the faded plastics on a 73 Challenger with their system and 5+ years later, it still looks brand new. No exaggeration. Former Stage V addict... off the wagon.
Follow Ups	Asking for opinions re interior revamp - turisimo66 17:57:55 06/01/18 Don't take this the wrong way, but those won't hold up... - Nate (NoVA) 22:29:50 06/01/18 Re: Don't take this the wrong way, but those won't hold up... - turisimo66 09:40:09 06/02/18 I'd go with which one you like best. I prefer the - xpwarrior 09:45:30 06/02/18 Re: I'd go with which one you like best. I prefer the - turisimo66 09:53:18 06/02/18 If your problem is faded plastic... - GrecV2 13:42:23 06/03/18 or try the heatgun method to restore the color. - SkiFly01 16:09:33 06/04/18 Looks better, but color/ texture don't seem uniform (n/m) - ZXoltan 09:40:10 06/05/18 Re: or try the heatgun method to restore the color. - turisimo66 14:41:46 06/05/18 Re: If your problem is faded plastic... - turisimo66 14:40:44 06/05/18 None of those look good on close inspection... - Barry (NJ) 11:31:44 06/05/18 Re: None of those look good on close inspection... - turisimo66 14:45:49 06/05/18
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