Plastic trim restoration
#2
12 Second Club
iTrader: (6)
STEP 1: Clean the plastic surface to remove any dirt or debris.
STEP 2: Using a heat gun, put the heat to about half and warm the scratched surface until it is soft and mushy. NOTE: Make sure you do not overheat the plastic as you WILL burn it.
STEP 3: Apply a grain pad (around $7 dollars) to the plastic surface as this will re-texture the plastic. NOTE: Be careful when doing this step as the plastic will be very HOT!
STEP 4: After applying the grain pad, let the plastic cool and sand with superfine sandpaper to smooth it out if needed.
STEP 2: Using a heat gun, put the heat to about half and warm the scratched surface until it is soft and mushy. NOTE: Make sure you do not overheat the plastic as you WILL burn it.
STEP 3: Apply a grain pad (around $7 dollars) to the plastic surface as this will re-texture the plastic. NOTE: Be careful when doing this step as the plastic will be very HOT!
STEP 4: After applying the grain pad, let the plastic cool and sand with superfine sandpaper to smooth it out if needed.
#3
STEP 1: Clean the plastic surface to remove any dirt or debris.
STEP 2: Using a heat gun, put the heat to about half and warm the scratched surface until it is soft and mushy. NOTE: Make sure you do not overheat the plastic as you WILL burn it.
STEP 3: Apply a grain pad (around $7 dollars) to the plastic surface as this will re-texture the plastic. NOTE: Be careful when doing this step as the plastic will be very HOT!
STEP 4: After applying the grain pad, let the plastic cool and sand with superfine sandpaper to smooth it out if needed.
STEP 2: Using a heat gun, put the heat to about half and warm the scratched surface until it is soft and mushy. NOTE: Make sure you do not overheat the plastic as you WILL burn it.
STEP 3: Apply a grain pad (around $7 dollars) to the plastic surface as this will re-texture the plastic. NOTE: Be careful when doing this step as the plastic will be very HOT!
STEP 4: After applying the grain pad, let the plastic cool and sand with superfine sandpaper to smooth it out if needed.