1986 ascMclaren comes home

svo413 · Post by **svo413** » Tue Jul 19, 2005 3:49 pm

negusm wrote: BTW, I am redying all my parts with MEtro Mustang lacquer paint and they come out looking brand new.

http://www.ascmclarencoupe.com/Projects ... rPainting/

-Mike

Be carefull with that laquer paint. It might be ok on the hard/non-flexiable plastic. I used it on the seat belt sleeve and it scraped off in about a day. I have used the Ford stuff on the console without a problem. I would think twice about using either one on the dash pad. BTW, the laquer wipes off with most cleaners so be carefull when cleaning the car.

Post by **negusm** » Tue Jul 19, 2005 6:14 pm

svo413 wrote:
negusm wrote: BTW, I am redying all my parts with MEtro Mustang lacquer paint and they come out looking brand new.

http://www.ascmclarencoupe.com/Projects ... rPainting/

-Mike
Be carefull with that laquer paint. It might be ok on the hard/non-flexiable plastic. I used it on the seat belt sleeve and it scraped off in about a day. I have used the Ford stuff on the console without a problem. I would think twice about using either one on the dash pad. BTW, the laquer wipes off with most cleaners so be carefull when cleaning the car.

I haven't had any of the MM paint come off yet...time will tell I suppose. What "Ford" stuff did you use? I called the Ford dealer and they didn't have a clue on interior paint. Maybe I didn't talk to a very knowledgable person.

Something else I am going to try next is some SEM texture spray. I have a rear panel with some nasty rub abrasions and I need to sand them down and live with a "smooth" spot or try to put some texture back in.

-Mike