Rustoleum Vinyl Paint

**sincitycj** · 10-25-2009, 18:47

I was getting sick of looking at my faded out dash pad so I decided to make good use of the good weather and paint it. I couldn't find Duplicolor vinyl paint in stock anywhere so I decided to try out the vinyl paint from Rustoleum. Glad I did. It sprayed evenly and covered well, used only most of one can to put on three coats on my pad. See for yourself

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If your looking to spruce up your dash I would highly reccomend it.

**USMCHarleyJeepGuy** · 10-25-2009, 19:42

Looks good! Thanks for the info...and make sure to let us know how it is holding up in that Vegas sun!

**Jacob** · 10-25-2009, 22:40

Holy shit, that looks good man. Thanks for sharing and let us know how it holds up.

**sincitycj** · 10-10-2010, 13:10

I will have to say that I am a little impressed with the Rustoleum Vinyl Paint. After going thru it's first Vegas summer, with the top off all summer long. It shows little to no fading and no chalkiness.

**Sarge_CJ2A** · 10-13-2010, 21:18

Did you do any prep work?

**Ghost00TJ** · 10-14-2010, 08:22

wow that looks great from the pics. Glad a rattle can choice i now on the list for some vehicles.

**sincitycj** · 10-14-2010, 09:14

Originally Posted by Sarge_CJ2A

Did you do any prep work?

The only prep I did was scrub the hell out of it. I washed it with some good old Dawn in the bath tub, that made the 6 real happy, let it dry and then wiped it down with some mineral spirits and washed it again. I let it dry overnight and painted it up the next day. Let logo painting looks better in the pics than in person, what can I say I'm no artist. One of these days I pull the pad back off and repaint the logo. But overall I'm happy with the way it come out.