Dare I Paint It???
#33
RE: Dare I Paint It???
yesh it is, considering everything it can do.
i don't think i'll ever put a cd in it, simply because it can play either my iPod or USB drive.
i read a review online that another buyer also hooked up his USB portable hard drive!
that's crazy.
i don't think i'll ever put a cd in it, simply because it can play either my iPod or USB drive.
i read a review online that another buyer also hooked up his USB portable hard drive!
that's crazy.
#34
RE: Dare I Paint It???
DAmn i hate flip faces... but with the ipod intagration i may not need cd's.. and the External drive idea is pure genious. just stick the drive in your glove box and run the wire behind the dash... then have a second cable when you need to transfer more music.. genious, pure genious... I LOVE IT!!!!
#36
RE: Dare I Paint It???
ORIGINAL: kamlooper
What I would do is scuff it up lightly with a scotchbrite pad (multipurpose) then thouroughly wash in soap & water, rinse and let it completly dry. For painting Id spray with Krylon fusion. Id spray 3 light coats then let paint cure for 3 days. Then Id give it a clearcoat, the first coat being an extremly light coat followed by 3 light coats. Then let cure for 2-3 days before install.
What I would do is scuff it up lightly with a scotchbrite pad (multipurpose) then thouroughly wash in soap & water, rinse and let it completly dry. For painting Id spray with Krylon fusion. Id spray 3 light coats then let paint cure for 3 days. Then Id give it a clearcoat, the first coat being an extremly light coat followed by 3 light coats. Then let cure for 2-3 days before install.
EDIT: hell i didnt know you have already done it, i didnt read the whole thread, but hey it looks good
#37
RE: Dare I Paint It???
you don't have to do anything with Krylon Fusion. it does recommend you wipe down the plastic part with paint thinner slightly, but it's not a requirement.
I sprayed my trim plate the first time without doing anything (except the thinner wipe down) and krylon worked as advertised.
but it was TOO glossy. so I sanded the trim plate down with 600 grit paper to give it a more matt, rough finish and sprayed it with satin fusion paint.
after a few coats, I then sprayed it to resemble a pebbled texture to match the other interior bits. I didn't use any gloss or finish it down with super grit paper or anything because I wanted a more weathered look.
Krylon Fusion is teh shizNat when it comes to painting plastic. Just don't get it on your hands. it's sticky as hell.
I sprayed my trim plate the first time without doing anything (except the thinner wipe down) and krylon worked as advertised.
but it was TOO glossy. so I sanded the trim plate down with 600 grit paper to give it a more matt, rough finish and sprayed it with satin fusion paint.
after a few coats, I then sprayed it to resemble a pebbled texture to match the other interior bits. I didn't use any gloss or finish it down with super grit paper or anything because I wanted a more weathered look.
Krylon Fusion is teh shizNat when it comes to painting plastic. Just don't get it on your hands. it's sticky as hell.
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