Chalky Interior plastics - vinyl wrap pics

[JAMCAR223]

shoedoos, Any updates on the rest of the parts?

 

[84dragcutlass]

Really good idea to restore the look of interior pieces without having to try to hunt down old ones or buy new. Might save a few people a buck or two

 

[Longroof79]

Wow! Those came out quite nicely. I'd like to see how the rest of the interior plastics come out. Good idea.

 

[shoedoos]

getting there guys, I began blasting the rest of the panels and the gun started clumping up.......any hints on getting a steady stream of media from a sandblaster would be appreciated.....and yes, I've done a google. It seems to be intermittent - works fine for a few strokes then clumps up.....

 

[shoedoos]

.....also, question for trigger re the 3M brush on stuff....is this the product you are talking about?

http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-5...0001&campid=5335822911&icep_item=330875800982

 

[Longroof79]

Could it be building up moisture in the line? Every time I've tried sand blasting, I would have a similar problem. But that's using a siphon feed piece of crap, not a pressure blaster.
What type of media are you using?

 

[shoedoos]

I'm using the siphon feed as well.....tried making a venturi pickup tube......worked for a while then went back to blowing fresh air......annoying....I started off using a fine grit and have moved to medium due to some of the panels I'm cleaning up had been painted a couple of times and they're baked on nice and hard.....

 

[airboatgreg]

Awesome idea

 

[Griffin84ss]

Man that's awesome and looks to be on the cheaper side.!!! Good looking out

 

[Longroof79]

In the past I've seen interior parts covered in vinyl or fabric, and not for nothing, it looked like crap.
I think the fact that this wrap is thin, it covers well and looks natural.