Colorbond

[seykbronc]

Any one ever use Colorbond to redo or maybe touch up theyre interior. I am replacing the door panels and center console with Saddle interior and want to know if this is as good as LMC says it is. Thanks in advance fellow Bronco lovers!

 

[miesk5]

yo,

Here is some info;

ColorBond Application in an 86; "...cleaned the entire thing with purple-power twice. Then I lightly wiped it down with acetone. Then, just to make sure the factory paint did not cause a problem I wiped a section down with acetone until the factory coating was removed and it was down to the bare plastic. This is the lighter area in the picture below. Unfortunately this did lighten the texture a little. Took 5 mist coats to cover. The area with the factory paint removed was harder to coat, making me think it was sinking into the plastic, but sat on top of the factory paint everywhere else. Then again it may have just been the fact that that area was lighter. I let the Color Bond cure for 48 hours and then did a scratch test. I can not scratch it off with my fingernail anywhere and it takes a serious effort to scratch it off using a penny..."

Source: by Gacknar (The Mall-Crawler, Jeremy, "Big grey megga beast") see pics @ http://www.supermotors.net/clubs/superford/registry/4103/15366

also, other Brand LINKs in my site @ http://www.broncolinks.com/index.php?index=701

such as;

SEM Vinyl & Leather Classic Coat™

Krylon Fusion for Plastic®

Dupli-Color® Vinyl & Fabric Coating

GL and post pics w/info if you have time

G

 

[koontreeguy]

I just got the saddle color bond for my interior also. it matches real nice. at first it looks too dark then it dries nice

 

[seykbronc]

Thanks for the information, all my interior is different colors, so i will have to redo it all in colorbond. Will post picks when it is completed.