Fixing/Painting interior scratches
7/14/08, 01:12 PM
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Fixing/Painting interior scratches
Hi,
Can someone please tell me what kind of paint I can use on the plastic part of the ebrake handle. I had a big gouge taken out of it by the company that installed my alarm, and I have patched it, but now it needs some paint.
Thanks,
Sean
Can someone please tell me what kind of paint I can use on the plastic part of the ebrake handle. I had a big gouge taken out of it by the company that installed my alarm, and I have patched it, but now it needs some paint.
Thanks,
Sean
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7/15/08, 05:13 AM
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nope. Didn't see it right away because of the angle. Was hoping to just cover it with a Redlinegoods leather boot, but it doesn't fit too well, so i just filled it in, and I am painting it right now with a black trim paint. Came out pretty good.
7/19/08, 01:31 AM
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If it's on the plastic surrounding the brake arm, probably better to just pop it off and replace it. Will likely look better, take less effort, and probably won't cost too much.
You could always just take the plastic off and leave it off, too. Brake lever isn't all that bad looking to begin with.
You could always just take the plastic off and leave it off, too. Brake lever isn't all that bad looking to begin with.
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