Faux Windows's October 01, 2015, 10:49:41 am Yahoo Message Number: 156106I want to repainted the black faux Windows on the front of my '91 27' coach. My questions are; what procedures, such as sanding, priming and painting did you do? What kind of paint, specifically should I use?
Re: Faux Windows's Reply #1 – October 01, 2015, 03:59:50 pm Yahoo Message Number: 156111Good question Dale.We have the same issue on our 2007 and would like to refurbish this area too. Perhaps direct information from the mfr would be best?Might be considered sacrilegious, but have you considered customized vinyl graphic decals as an option? One could get fairly creative with design as this is such a prominent area.John
Re: Faux Windows's Reply #2 – October 01, 2015, 06:36:48 pm Yahoo Message Number: 156116We'd like to do the same thing, but that project is on our long-range "To-Do" list. And it is not on my DIY list either. I'd like for the factory to do that if I ever find my way to that part of the US.Ed & Margee Fort Worth
Re: Faux Windows's Reply #3 – October 01, 2015, 09:30:41 pm Yahoo Message Number: 156118Any decent auto paint shop could do that.
Re: Faux Windows's Reply #4 – October 01, 2015, 10:20:56 pm Yahoo Message Number: 156119I am interested in painting them myself. Does anyone else have any experience in painting these windows? Dale from Downey?
Re: Faux Windows's Reply #5 – October 03, 2015, 04:10:08 pm Yahoo Message Number: 156182I have used Bondo "Restore Black" This is 3M product. After 6 months it still looks good. Cleaned the surface with Acetone and applied the gel with a 2"x5" applicator (included). Package states - restores black color to faded vinyl, rubber and plastic surfaces. Cleans with soap and water. Bought it at Walmart in 2011 for $7.00 in the clearance section. Original price was $9.74. Product number on box - 800ES . Info: www.3MCarCare.com.Frans Liebert 2000 261/2 MB 2004 CR-V 115K
Re: Faux Windows's Reply #6 – October 04, 2015, 05:57:07 pm Yahoo Message Number: 156209has anyone used the Bondo product on the bottom part of the front bumper: Bill 2003 FL
Re: Faux Windows's Reply #7 – October 04, 2015, 10:55:27 pm Yahoo Message Number: 156211"has anyone used the Bondo product on the bottom part of the front bumper:"Bill, you didn't say what Bondo product you meant. For what it's worth, I repainted my bumper a couple of years ago. I used Duplicolor bumper paint, available in black or gray. (I chose black.) Any auto-parts store should have it in stock, or you can buy it from Amazon.I used the whole can to apply four or five coats. Cost: $6.86 for the paint, plus a couple of bucks for the masking paper. Two years later, it still looks quite good.Andy Baird As an Amazon Associate Lazy Daze Owners' Group earns from qualifying purchases.
Topic: Faux Windows's (Read 20 times)
previous topic - next topic
Topic: Faux Windows's (Read 20 times)
previous topic - next topic