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DIY: Painting Wood Trim
I have a Blue & Black X5 with Grey two-tone leather. Then i have Bright Yellow Wood Trim. Doesn't make sence.
Thanks to my friend Jake, he introduced me to Plasti Dip. Makes it look like Plastic. Items Need: 2 - 120 Grid Sand Paper 2 - 220 Grid Sand Paper 1 - Blue Painters Tape 1 - Plasti Dip Can (Home Depot) 1 - White Primer Can 1 - Clear Coat Can 1 - Dry Rag Step 1: Hit it with 120 grid sand paper (take off all the OEM clear coat) Step 2: Wipe it down with a dry rag Step 3: 1st coat of primer Step 4: After 1st coat has dryed, sand it down with 220 grid sand paper Step 5: 2nd coat of primer Step 6: After 2nd coat has dryed, hit with a 1st coat of Plasti Dip Step 7: After 1st coat of Plasti Dip has dryed, Hit it with a 2nd coat Step 8: Wait till 2nd coat of Plasti Dip has dryed Step 9: Hit it with a 1st coat of Clear Coat. Depending on how shiny you want the trim to look, you could put a 2nd coat of Clear Coat. ( i like 1 coat only) Make sure you wait until each coat has dryed before doing anything (15-20 mins) Will post pictures tonight. Picture of Plasti Dip & my Yellow Wood Trim :
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