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General Sport Trac Discussion
Anyone PlastiDipped The OEM Hard Tonneau Cover?
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<blockquote data-quote="blksn8k" data-source="post: 1026922" data-attributes="member: 64142"><p>If I recall correctly, there was a lot of excess adhesive on the seals which I simply trimmed off as best I could with a razor blade, cleaned everything with common isopropyl alcohol and then painted seals, latch covers and all. Didn't mask anything. That is the beauty of Fusion paint. It pretty much sticks to anything including old glue. :grin:</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Unfortunately, Fusion paint won't fill in deep nicks and gouges like some other methods but if the cover is in decent condition it does a pretty good job of restoring it to near OEM appearance for cheap.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I had to be a little more careful on the running boards due to the exposed metal trim which I had to mask off before spraying the plastic parts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="blksn8k, post: 1026922, member: 64142"] If I recall correctly, there was a lot of excess adhesive on the seals which I simply trimmed off as best I could with a razor blade, cleaned everything with common isopropyl alcohol and then painted seals, latch covers and all. Didn't mask anything. That is the beauty of Fusion paint. It pretty much sticks to anything including old glue. :grin: Unfortunately, Fusion paint won't fill in deep nicks and gouges like some other methods but if the cover is in decent condition it does a pretty good job of restoring it to near OEM appearance for cheap. I had to be a little more careful on the running boards due to the exposed metal trim which I had to mask off before spraying the plastic parts. [/QUOTE]
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Anyone PlastiDipped The OEM Hard Tonneau Cover?
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