I think I'm going to paint my interior trim pieces gloss black (like piano black S4 trim)..Thoughts?
10-17-2001, 03:02 PM
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if it looked sick maybe you shouldn't do it...
oh you mean you LIKED it..... 
j/k, the Piano DOES look damn good. The hardest part would be getting a smooth, even clear coat finish on it, to give it that deep black look of the real Piano Black. Good luck if you do it!
j/k, the Piano DOES look damn good. The hardest part would be getting a smooth, even clear coat finish on it, to give it that deep black look of the real Piano Black. Good luck if you do it!
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10-17-2001, 03:21 PM
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Here's the plan.......
1. Sand....320, 400....any finish should come off, as well as any scratches
2. 2 coats of primer
3. Sand again.... 600 wet, 1200 wet
4. 3 coats gloss black laquer paint
5. 5 coats clear coat
2. 2 coats of primer
3. Sand again.... 600 wet, 1200 wet
4. 3 coats gloss black laquer paint
5. 5 coats clear coat
