Interior paint for metal, plastic and vinyl

[Don W.]

Re: Interior paint for metal, plastic and vinyl

Hi John,

The word I was using was t*******. At least I didn't say I was looking at some nice trim walking down the street.

Don

[John H.]

Re: Interior paint for metal, plastic and vinyl

Hi John,

The word I was using was t*******. At least I didn't say I was looking at some nice trim walking down the street.

Don

Don -

Next time you use that word, just put a space inbetween each letter and it'll get by the robot.

[Kenn S.]

Re: Interior paint for metal, plastic and vinyl

Turns out Amazon sells the trim paint:

http://www.amazon.com/SEM-Paints-SEM.../dp/B000EM019O

$12.70, too. Seems reasonable... They had 4. Now there are three.

[Kenn S.]

Re: Interior paint for metal, plastic and vinyl

On a semi-related question. The same paint could be used for the "Stingray" emblems (on my '70), I believe. I can see masking off the chrome part, but here's the semi-related part...once I pull those off the car, then I have to figure out what kind of adhesive to use to put them back on. I don't see speed nuts on the lugs, and if I'm not mistaken, double-stick adhesive tape was used originally (hence no speed nuts).

Is it a matter of careful removal and re-application of the original adhesive? Or how are people touching these up and getting them back on the car? For that matter, how do you get them off without destroying them or the adhesive tape? Been wondering...

(Apologies if this should have been its own post.)

[Tom R.]

Re: Interior paint for metal, plastic and vinyl

Turns out Amazon sells the trim paint:

$12.70, too. Seems reasonable... They had 4. Now there are three.

Had three...now two!