Rhino Liner, Rustoleum Interior

[s13pignose]

I did my lip in rustoleum textured and painted my center garnish with the same, both are plastic, so I guess it should be ok. It's kinda rhino liner looking. Just try to get an adhesion promoter I guess and make sure the surface is real clean..I use alcohol myself.

Also this is really good at promotoing adhesion. Even though all my attempts on painting my interior never went the way I wanted (messed up on sanding texture away), I always had good adhesion thanks to this....

http://www.perfectfit.com/product.as...15979&l2=15342

Basically way I was told to use it is spray the part with that first, wait like 4 secs then do a light coat of paint. Then regular coats after the first about 30secs later. I found that stuff at an automotive paint shop

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rhino lining a gutted jeep interior looks good and durable but rhino lining is heavy and not cheap.

[dued]

Originally Posted by s13pignose

I did my lip in rustoleum textured and painted my center garnish with the same, both are plastic, so I guess it should be ok. It's kinda rhino liner looking. Just try to get an adhesion promoter I guess and make sure the surface is real clean..I use alcohol myself.

Also this is really good at promotoing adhesion. Even though all my attempts on painting my interior never went the way I wanted (messed up on sanding texture away), I always had good adhesion thanks to this....

http://www.perfectfit.com/product.as...15979&l2=15342

Basically way I was told to use it is spray the part with that first, wait like 4 secs then do a light coat of paint. Then regular coats after the first about 30secs later. I found that stuff at an automotive paint shop

^Keeping the original texture and look is one of my main goals also. I was hoping to lightly sand the hard plastic console, and then go over it with enamel. I think that the original texture might be replaced with the Rustoleum's bumpy texture.

I really want to paint all of the parts at the same time, including door panels and dash. The reason why I'm not leaning towards vinyl die is because I would like to fix scratches and a crack in my dash before painting, probably with bondo or wood glue.


I also would like to keep away from spray paint due to it's thin layering. I would like to use Rustoleum oil based because of its thickness, durability, and easy repairs.