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Originally Posted by clf
there are specialist sprays for this, and not too expensive. I would be concerned of two possible issues though. Firstly its adhesion (as with any paint), the plastics need to be degreased, and spotlessly clean, then plastic primer/adhesion promoter applied. The next issue I would be concerned if doing this myself, is if it reacted. Since there is a fine texture, removal of it, could be an issue to reapply.
If done correctly, I would say that painting would be the most permanent method.
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I used bumper paint from Halfords, they do a bumper prep spray which removes all the silicones and any other contaminants on it and did it with that. Can't remember if it needed a primer or not now but covered it with a few light coats and it went on ok. This was it when I first did it. Will take another couple of pics tomorrow to show it now.
