Krylon Fusion...
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Krylon Fusion...
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I have positional tweeters installed in the rear doors and they're black but the doors are grey and tan. I want the tweeters to blend in with the door as much as possible. I was looking into Krylon fusion paint for them but want to know if anyone has used it before and the results. I don't want it to look painted or cheesy. I want the plastic to look as if it came that way.
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I have positional tweeters installed in the rear doors and they're black but the doors are grey and tan. I want the tweeters to blend in with the door as much as possible. I was looking into Krylon fusion paint for them but want to know if anyone has used it before and the results. I don't want it to look painted or cheesy. I want the plastic to look as if it came that way.
Quote from Krylon's web site:
KrylonŽ Fusion
Color & Product Offering
Discover this revolutionary paint for plastic - Fusion. This top-selling paint is the first of its kind that bonds directly to most plastics. Turn a treasured toy into something new again. Get many more years of enjoyment out of your outdoor patio furniture. And don't waste that waste paper basket - simply give it a new coat of paint.
No sanding, no priming, no fuss
Dries in 15 minutes or less
Features the EZ Touch Fan Spray Nozzle
Color & Product Offering
Discover this revolutionary paint for plastic - Fusion. This top-selling paint is the first of its kind that bonds directly to most plastics. Turn a treasured toy into something new again. Get many more years of enjoyment out of your outdoor patio furniture. And don't waste that waste paper basket - simply give it a new coat of paint.
No sanding, no priming, no fuss
Dries in 15 minutes or less
Features the EZ Touch Fan Spray Nozzle
Last edited by TwentyTen; Jul 30, 2004 at 05:01 AM.
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I recently repainted parts of my center console black with Krylon's Fusion paint. It really does look good, but it gives the original smooth plastic some texture. If I were you, I'd spend the $4 on a can and test it out on a hidden spot or on a practice piece of plastic to see if you like the way it looks before you commit to anything. Couldn't hurt!
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