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treating worn plastic area around nav knobs
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Assuming that you can remove the cover,you can paint it all the same colour as that normally used to spray "unpainted "plastic bumpers.(black plastic look)thís should be an almost exact match!Firstly you need to degrease it,apply some transparent plastic primer and then spray black paint.Use a heat gun to bake the paint.
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You can try some of the BMW Plastic Emulsion. Sounds like you are talking about "shinny" like from grease on fingerprints?? Also simple green then treat with the emulsion. I like this stuff because it does not create any shine effect. Hope that helps
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great ideas. anyone have an exact match for a black matte plastic paint available here in the us?
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Can you pull the knobs off like u can on the business CD player. If so, I would pull them off, user a citrius based cleaner and just treat it with a little 303.
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Ensure that you tape up the Led window on the cover b4 spraying.... |
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