painting interior parts?

for painting plastic pieces, how should i go about it,

thinking scuff, paint, clear, right? or should i use an adhesion promoter?

 

bedliner FTW. no prep work necessary

 

the only thing i'm doing is the long black trim pieces in the dash, and you still need to prep bedliner or it will flake off, but i know painting plastics doesn't always work well either

 

yeah good point

 

what bama said

 

Krylon Fusion. No prepping of any kind for painting on plastics. You can even use this as a primer, then paint whatever you would like over it, since the Krylon will bond w/ the plastic, then the new color to the Krylon. I used this stuff w/ my interior, going from grey, to black, and its held up in the texas heat for 2 yrs now, no flaking or fading of any kind. I even used some flat black paint over the top of it on the top of the dash cuz it gave a wicked glare from the sun.

 

thanks, i was thinking about spraying it and while it was still wet trying to do a marble effect with plastic wrap, then clearing it for smooth gloss finish

 

go for it man...should look good

 

itd look good with the marble on it