Topic: Seat Back Resto
in Forum: C3 Interior
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Gents,
I'm looking to re-furb my 80 seat backs. They are original, but I would like to repaint them. Has anyone had any dealings with stripping the old color off and if so, what products work well? I don't want to melt them, and I don't want to sand away any of the texture. Also, Who makes a good fiberglass/plastic spray paint that is durable for this type of part? I'm sure Eastwood has something, but curious if anyone has any hands on with a good product? Thanks!
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I posted a pic on the c3 page on face book for you to look at of my dash cause that iss the only place I can post any pictures. the product I used is PlastiKote, the plastic adhesion promoter then the black vinyl paint. sorry guys I had to use facebook for this, I would love if this site was more photo friendly
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F4Gary said: I can't post photos anymore either. Don't know why and I don't have a problem on other website forums.
Maybe you already have tried this, but I was successful in posting pictures by using the "Insert Image" icon on the message reply page. The image has to be uploaded first. To upload you need to scroll down in the "insert image" window, then select the picture.
Hope this helps and is not redundant to what you have already done. . . It is certainly not straight-forward!
BillHanna said:
Maybe you already have tried this, but I was successful in posting pictures by using the "Insert Image" icon on the message reply page. The image has to be uploaded first. To upload you need to scroll down in the "insert image" window, then select the picture.
F4Gary said: I can't post photos anymore either. Don't know why and I don't have a problem on other website forums.
Maybe you already have tried this, but I was successful in posting pictures by using the "Insert Image" icon on the message reply page. The image has to be uploaded first. To upload you need to scroll down in the "insert image" window, then select the picture.
Hope this helps and is not redundant to what you have already done. . . It is certainly not straight-forward!
I've done that. I hit insert image, I see the image uploaded, and then when I hit post, it's gone.
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