so i stared painting my plastic/rubber pieces in my car and i put a good coat of black on and then a clear coat well the clear coat made it look shiny/wet. i dont like the look and want the black dull look so could i re spray the piece and not add a clear cloat and will it look like dull?

 

it might not look AS shiny. but if you use FLAT BLACK it will be flat

 

what would i use to protect it from flaking after i use flat black? i want to protect it

 

Use Krylon Fusion plastic paint.
It doesn't require ANY prep other than wiping the pieces clean first.
The paint will never flake, only scuff, but using a plastic clear coat will take care of that for the most part. I'm converting mine to black at the moment, with a little bit of white contrast to match my color scheme of my car. I can post some pictures if you'd like. But seriously, go find some of that paint, you can find it almost everywhere. I highly recommend that stuff. It almost looks like the pieces have come from the factory that way. Plus, the paint takes 15 minutes to dry in between coats.

 

you can also find regular automotive 'trim' paint at any local parts dealer. been using it for years on cars, does the same thing.

 

^ Trim paint works well, plus will match like dash and stuff.

 

use a MATTE finish asd spray your final peice like a "clear coat"



my friend used it on his interior. its protects and eliminates gloss and shine with no-yellowing or anything WORKS GREAT! TRY IT

btw..any brand will do

 

im interesteed in doing this too but litle confussed is it better to put a clear coat or no cause i dont want it glossy either

 

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