grill painting
#1
grill painting
trying to search but couldnt come by anything. i Found the thread on how to remove my grill but i need help painting it. i want to paint my chrome grill black and the infiniti sign red. can i just paint over the chrome? and any suggestions on what sort of paint i should use..please help
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#8
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Plastidip is pretty tough and easy to touch up because it leaves a matte finish. The only prep is to clean the grill with non-residue car wash or dishwashing soap and apply multiple coats. That way, you can always go back to stock.
#9
cool.. so wash it wit dishwashing soap and then paint a few coats..question..does the infiniti sign come off the grill or do i have to just tape it up and paint. cuz i wanna make the grill black and the sign red
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#13
duplicolor sandable primer?and what might that be?lol..i really dont wanna sand my grill down..just paint! give me a step by step break down!please and thank you..haha
#14
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You don't necessarily need to sand it per say, but you do need to at least SCUFF the surface. Think of that plastic chrome covering as a perfectly smooth surface. The paint has nothing to "grab" onto and adhere. You should scoff it to roughen the surface, technical then prime it, then paint.
If your not trying to be a professional and still want it to look decent, I would scuff it and paint it with plasticoat. If you want perfection, all three steps with regular paint.
If your not trying to be a professional and still want it to look decent, I would scuff it and paint it with plasticoat. If you want perfection, all three steps with regular paint.
#15
i mean i wouldnt mind trying i guess..so first sand the whole thing with regular sandpaper?then go ahead and prime it then paint right..how about clear coat would that help also?