How Do You Spray Paint Plastic Auto Parts?
While plastic body panels on cars can save a automobile from expensive dents and dings, even the most careful driver can incur knicks and scratches to the paint job. Small stones and road debris can wreak havoc on even the most pampered automobile. One solution to this dilemma is to have your car repainted. However, this can be a very costly endeavor. Thankfully, painting plastic auto parts is a relatively simple job if the proper preparation is done. Compare the paint color with a non-faded, clean area of your automobile to ensure it is a good match. Prepare painting surface by sanding the area with a 400-grit sandpaper. Cover any areas that will not be painted with a tarp or old blanket. Use masking tape and newspaper to protect the surfaces directly around your work area. Wipe the sanded area clean with rag and water to remove any dust or dirt that could compromise the paint finish. Prime any bare spots using a vehicle primer. Spray the primer onto the car in light coats. Make sure
