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How do you paint black polymer? The plastic that creates things like Vent Visors and Bugshields? I want to paint them to match. Any help would be appreciated!
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Same as painting plastic... Use a good adhesive promoter. I use one made by Krylon that's made for plastics and flexible objects. Bulldog is supposed to be pretty good too. Make sure you prep well, that's key. Use alcohol or paint thinner.
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Originally Posted by 05_GMC_SLT
so no sanding or primer is needed. Just clean with alcohol, add the adhesive promoter then paint? Do I have that right?
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Originally Posted by greentahoe
from what I undertand, you are supposed to use a filler primer and sand it after each coat until you get a smooth surface..... for bumper caps and handles, etc, If you have smooth vent shades, I cant see why you would need to do the primer step.
I've never seen painted window guards before. There were some other people doing it, but they didn't post pics. I don't think it would look good, so you better post pics so I can eat my words...
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Originally Posted by kdirectorate
Right, the surface should already be smooth. Sanding it down would be pointless as would primer.
I've never seen painted window guards before. There were some other people doing it, but they didn't post pics. I don't think it would look good, so you better post pics so I can eat my words...
I've never seen painted window guards before. There were some other people doing it, but they didn't post pics. I don't think it would look good, so you better post pics so I can eat my words...

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Originally Posted by desTRUCKtive
I would sand it with some scotch brite pad, not the green agressive one, and then use something like bullyguard adhesive promotor
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