soory man, i hope you didntuse it because of my bragging on it. like i said i had really good results with it. as a precaution i sprayed like 5 super-light coats.

i gues that rules out fusion. im thinking a hightemp primer followed by my color of choice then a hightemp clearcoat (if they make such a thing).

 

well its not THAT bad i did a coat or 2 and it looked like it wasnt sticking so well, but i just kept coating it, ill let you know how it looks tomorrow.

 

according to advance auto's site, Duplicolor Plastic Primer: Adhesion Promoter; Clear; Aerosol.
the site gives a description: Help protect against weather conditions and corrosion with Dupli-Color® Adhesion Promoter. It improves adhesion on all paints and acts like a clear primer. Ideal for interior and exterior surfaces, like plastic, chrome or other metal surfaces.
I'ma give this a shot.

Joseph, hows yours lookin?

 

Im going outside RIGHT now in like 5mins just woke up gonna go slap it on, and ill take a picture or video, depending on how worked up i am about it. Ill let you know here real soon

 

Well here it is, it doesnt seems to be sticking to well, already starting to flake off...Oh well - someone had to test it out though right

Ill just let it wear down, then you can let me know what really works haha

 

oh ya and my cat seems to like it [&:]

 

What did you prep/clean the surface with?

 

some foamy stuff and a lintfree towel

The bottle said there was no prep other then to clean.

 

i guess lol. is that plateinside of the plastics metal? if so, are those lines and the "v6.." raised? if so that would look sweet painted then polish off the paint on the raised areas.

i think i will do a primer then a few light coats of gold. ill have to think about it.

 

yeah the plate is seperate, but its too ****ty to try and polish, its all caroded.
Im just going to see if i can go to a junk yard find a whole new one, take it to a body shop and have it painted.