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Old 10-10-2016, 05:47 PM
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GW, are you using Bulldog adhesion promoter on the plastic parts before
painting them? This is necessary to prevent peeling of the paint later on ABS plastic parts.

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Old 10-10-2016, 06:43 PM
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GW, are you using Bulldog adhesion promoter on the plastic parts before
painting them? This is necessary to prevent peeling of the paint later on ABS plastic parts.
I've done it both ways but for this project I opted to not use it. I did a test piece and it bonded great without. I've had issues in the past with the paint fish eyeing over the top of the Bulldog adhesion promoter.

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I usually use the SEM promoter, and the SEM dyes. I think there may be compatibility issues between products when you mix and match, due to the formula of the dye.

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So things are coming along. Seats are done and all the wind lace, sail panels and a pillar trim are installed as well as the rear view mirror, coat hooks and seat belt clips.
Installed the kick panels. Used plumbers putty to seal them. At first I ran a bead where it looked like the factory had and installed them, poured water down the cowl below windshield and it ran right in the car. Took it out and reapplied a bit a 1/2 bead right around where the screw holes are and reset. Poured water and all was good. Don't ever let anyone tell you that seal is no big deal!
Installed one of the door panels today, it looks great! Carpet and package tray next week and finish interior then going to get the back glass and windshield installed.


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