*INSANE RESULTS* Painting Interior Plastics & Fabrics Using Duplicolor

Aaron Cates
Aaron Cates
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Published 2020-08-06
In the beginning I was very hesitant to use this paint because I couldn't imagine it having the outcome that I did. Converting the door panel from a very solid maroon color to a complete two-tone black and silver door panel just didn't seem very easy to me. But boy was I ever wrong, this duplicolor worked amazingly and completely covered every bit of maroon left behind. Now you would never know these door panels were a different color before unless I told you. Can't wait to tackle more projects using this paint in the future, make sure to hit that subscribe button to see it in action! This video was posted on 8/5/20, currently at 2708 subscribers.

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All Comments (21)
  • @raulmarquez2023
    For best results, dust the first 2 coats on first, then do 1 heavier but light, then sand with 800 grit then give it 2 well layed coats..with 1 last heavy one ..total 6 coats. Will last forever..
  • @jacobn3160
    If you paint any other plastic interior parts a scotchbrite with dish soap in a bucket will make it go a lot faster. It’ll deep clean and scuff them up for paint. It turned out sweet man. Gonna be doing my headliner with this stuff soon
  • @ThaiMex409
    Damn that looks clean! Came out way better than I would have thought. I think I'm gonna do this to all my door panels and dash in my 94 impala
  • @Catastrophic616
    Awesome video! This is exactly what I was looking for to paint the interior of my 93 Bronco :) Thank you!
  • @bellwethertrucking3650
    When I need to spray downward, I always mask the surrounding area and use a pvc elbow. Just do short blasts directly into it and a low pressure area will form at the top and cause the paint particles to fall. Just don't let the paint in the elbow build up and drip.
  • @ss1114
    Pro tip: use a brush on the carpet after spraying to make sure you got all the fibers and spray again, repeat.
  • @rocket2564
    Can you please show the results from all this time?
  • @awesomegaming3827
    I just saw this guy on the road so I watched his videos and subscribe
  • @hobiem3378
    It would’ve looked dope to leave the red carpet and trim pieces but wow I need to do this to my 84 5.0
  • @jakefriesenjake
    I just painted my full interior of my custom 81 Camaro Z28. I went with flat black. It's more like a perfect semi gloss, not flat like regular flat paint for steel. It turned out perfect. I even painted a brand new set of red door panals. I was very hesitant on this... I wanted a new black set, but red was the last set in all of North America. Due to factory shutdowns from covid bs. I did it in like 6 or 7, veeerrrrry light coats. Not spotty at all. Awesome stuff. Do not put it on thick. Super, duper light "mist" coats. Also, put the cans in hot water in the sink 10 minutes before you push the trigger. Shake can alot, or risk the whole can clogging up. I got a fan on them to cure out for several days before touching, but they were literally dry to the touch in 4 minutes of the last coat. HAPPY painting!
  • @jordonk6799
    Can’t wait to make my ugly tan interior a black masterpiece
  • @bellwethertrucking3650
    I bought an 82 S-10 to flip a while back and I had great success with the Duplicolor plastic paint. The truck sold the day I listed it and I wish I had kept his contact info to check in with him later to ask about how well it held up. I almost used Duplicolors adhesion promoter as a primer, but my budget for the build was small and I wasn't sure how much (if any) it would help.