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dued · 10-18-2007, 11:34 PM

Alright dueds, after some research I think I've come up with a method:

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= no priming, easy touchup, uniform, new looking interior panels. The roller up there is called a stipple roller, it produces a textured surface similar to the factory texture on the console and dash. For the door panels, a smooth foam roller should match the original finish. If I get a chance to experiment with this method, I will be sure to post pics if possible.

For anyone out there who has a spare interior piece to experiment on, try this out and post up some results.

10-18-2007, 11:34 PM	#12
dued Zilvia Junkie Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Vista, CA Posts: 450 Trader Rating: (3)	Alright dueds, after some research I think I've come up with a method: + = no priming, easy touchup, uniform, new looking interior panels. The roller up there is called a stipple roller, it produces a textured surface similar to the factory texture on the console and dash. For the door panels, a smooth foam roller should match the original finish. If I get a chance to experiment with this method, I will be sure to post pics if possible. For anyone out there who has a spare interior piece to experiment on, try this out and post up some results.