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    Plastic parts refinishing

    Hi all-

    I used a new Eastwood product on some of the black plastic parts and think they came out great.

    The door handles were in really poor shape with some old PO applied black paint. I soda blasted the handles, washed them and then painted with the Plastic refinisher.
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    Cheers,

    Ron

    1961 356 Roadster Outlaw
    1969 911E ROW Coupe ‘Orangina’
    1968 911 SWT Burgundy Red project

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    Vintageracer John Straub's Avatar
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    Very nice!

    John
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    Is this a spray can black paint or a die using a brush?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bavaria911 View Post
    Is this a spray can black paint or a die using a brush?
    It's a rattle spray can.
    Cheers,

    Ron

    1961 356 Roadster Outlaw
    1969 911E ROW Coupe ‘Orangina’
    1968 911 SWT Burgundy Red project

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