Painting plastic bumpers

We have a new pair of plastic bumper covers to get painted for a newer Honda accord. these are the steps and type of products I use to take care of these bumpers. Remember, clean, clean, clean. #honda #accord #paintprep #painting
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[@SethMulvaney]

Bulldog or northstar adhesion promoter with a big fan on the gun and a heat source is the way to speed up production 👍👍 DONT GIVE UP I APPRECIATE THE HELL OUT OF YOUR EFFORT!!!!!

[@Farm10customs]

Thank you Seth. I really appreciate your support and kind words. Thanks for the advice and I definitely need to upgrade my old guns too.

[@jeremybowen1672]

Looks great

[@Farm10customs]

Thanks Son. I appreciate it

[@CarolAnderson-vd7me]

Great job. I like the blue color. I wish my car was that color. That was a lot of of work getting the fenders ready to paint. Glad you have a lot of patience.

[@Farm10customs]

@CarolAnderson-vd7me
Haha, yeah I have a lot of patience. Sometimes. It’s definitely a pretty blue. Thank you for all your support.

[@bruce33]

What adhesive promoter did you use? Just a rattle can type?

[@Farm10customs]

Yes, I used a rattle can. I just ran down to our local NAPA and picked up a can of “Duplicator plastic adhesion promoter”. I’m sure just about any brand will work for this, that’s just what they have on the shelf. I’d recommend going to a real automotive paint shop and have them set you up with everything you need all at one shot. Good luck to you my friend.