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by 55chevy » Sat 07.11.2015, 21:21
I had my rear surround off to repair some fiberglass damage, it was faded a grey, chalky look, as well as the pieces above the lights, so I figured I would paint it black Fusion spray paint for plastic, I cleaned/primed it with SEC vinyl prep, when I was done it looked almost good as new, no paint needed, didn't think to take a before pic. It also cleans the door panels, dash and other vinyl interior pieces.
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by cliff » Sun 08.11.2015, 22:36
As an alternative, Silicon grease works really well.
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