Will this work on a plastic textured surface ? For example I have an avalanche and the back plastic parts are faded bad wanting to cover them
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Yes it will I used it on my plastic door handles and plastic glove box . Must use a blow dryer to get it flexible and easy to apply and use a card to smooth it out . Kind of like the window tint process
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Not sure, have not tried it on plastic, all I know is that it did not work very well on removing or hiding scratches on my car.
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It is formulated to use on plastics. I've used it on styrofoam RC models so I assume it will work on regular styrene plastic display models.
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I wouldn't recommend using it on painted surfaces, since its a polish it is also an abrasive and will end up removing a little bit of material to achieve the finish you desire. During this process it will probably remove some paint. As for the coated plastics, it depends on what the coating is. I used it for clear polycarbonate, the face of an older iPod that I needed to be cleaned up. To be on the safe side I would only use this on material that is one color, clear, white, etc. with no paint or coatings.
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If it is hard plastic or hard rubber, it will be more difficult to get a nice even coat without streaks. Softer rubber absorbs it well & looks like new after usually three coats. If I'm not mistaken, the trick with hard surfaces with no texture is to apply it in extremely thin coats and as others have said, with a foam brush. Good luck!
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I used it on my 2000 gmc sierra pickup. I put it on all the exterior plastic trim and it works, and looks good. I just put one coat.
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I have only used it on canvas,but if it adheres to canvas that has been painted in layers of acrylic paint,which has plastic in it,I would think that it would . I would test it out a small surface first,just to make sure.
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I would say YES! It's a very good product and will certainly improve most plastic surfaces. Luck!
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Heck yeah you could and I have. It works on anything vinyl/plastic though it might make it greasy. I would suggest armor all on something like that.
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Yes, I would use it on the painted surfaces, but check it on a small concealed plastic area for plastics. Some plastics hold up to it but you lower grade pv may not. WD40 works wonders it removers a lot of glues and adhesives. Greased lightning works great also. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Greased-Lightning-Orange-Blast-Super-Strength-Cleaner-Degreaser-32-fl-oz/23598549
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I imagine it would depend on the thickness of the plastic, if it is as thin as wire frames probably not, but if it is the thicker type probably yes. it would not look clean though, you would have to have a clump of it and go over both sides. now plastic glue might do wonders as it actually causes plastics to re bond
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Any spray paint will do. Pick a color you like. If you're truly concerned you can get the spray paint specifically made for plastics.
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I wouldn't think it would be able to be placed on a textured wall due to the way it has to be applied. It would likely scratch the decal and won't adhere to texture. It really depends if it's light textured or deep textured. You have to decide if you want to chance it.
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No, it is designed to be used on most metals and is heat resistant to 350 degrees. I'm not sure if Eastwood will have a textured paint for plastic either but it's worth checking it out. Robert S.
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I got this over a year ago. My walls are not textured. However, it adheres very well and have stayed on the wall through all different temperature changes (winter to summer). I would guess that it would work if it could come in contact with at least 75% of its surface, but I am not sure how long it would last since there would be air behind it. Besides that the item is very nice. We bought it for a party decoration and left it in place since it was so appealing.
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In all honesty, I think the edges of the decals may peel away from your wall. I've had that happen to a couple of the decals on my smooth walls, but I think, or at least am hoping, it's due to the high humidity we're experiencing right now. Today I moved them around in my kitchen and have had no issues yet with edges peeling away. If your textured wall is the small sand-like texture, I would say no, they won't work. If it's bigger swirls, you may get enough of the decal on the smooth part to make it work. Not sure if this was of any help to you. Good luck!
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The plastic should be fine, but I would stay away from the canvas top with this product. I used it on a Roll n Lock tonneau cover and it worked great but the cover is vinyl, not canvas.