blacked the inside of my hardtop duplicolor truck bed liner
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I did not sand mine. I did wipe the inside down with a wet rag first to get any dust or any dirt, then went back and wiped again using alcohol to get any greases that I couldn't see. Then I used 3 cans of flat black paint and then went over that with 3 cans of dupicolor. The dupicolor was more expensive than the paint and once you have the black base coat, you don't need to completely coat everything 1/8 thick with bedliner.
You could probably do the whole thing with 4 cans of spray paint meant for plastic if you wanted. It wouldn't be as rough to the touch.
You could probably do the whole thing with 4 cans of spray paint meant for plastic if you wanted. It wouldn't be as rough to the touch.
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Originally Posted by MyJeepNS
What is the best method for painting the roof interior? Any suggestions
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I scuffed mine up a little with a pad and then just used normal spray paint. Its been on now for about 4 months and the only places its coming off is where its rubbed when I take the freedom top off. I did take all the additional hardware off while painting.
Super easy and if you havent done this yet youre missing out. It makes it look 1 billion x better on the inside. Everyone comments on it.
Super easy and if you havent done this yet youre missing out. It makes it look 1 billion x better on the inside. Everyone comments on it.