Fusion spray paint
 

I wanted to tell you guys about a product I have used 6 or 7 times to paint leather grained plastic. It is called Fusion. Its a spray paint. It is used to paint plastic for interiors. Not flexible plastic, but hard plastic. I have used it a few times on cars, and most recently used it to restore my charger receptacle on the cart. Just clean the part as best you can - with soap and water and scrub brush. Let it dry, or use compressed air on it. and paint with Fusion. It adheers to the plastic like plastic model cement, and make the part look like new! Try it if you need to paint plastic. A hint: if it is an interior piece you are doing, use semi gloss. It will look great!

LOL, my post looks like an advertisement, but its not!!!

Re: Fusion spray paint
 

sounds like something for the dash:-P

Re: Fusion spray paint
 

Yeah, I notice lots of folks color keying their dash, and I suppose this is the kind of product they use, but even if the piece is just slightly faded or funny colored - you will be surprised at how good it looks with this stuff on it. Its just something to keep in your back pocket, and I have been meaning to post this for awhile, but have been busy with stuff.........

Heres a not too good pic of my charger receptacle

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I used it on the roof of my big electric ezgo and it worked like a champ. Even after banging around in the woods on trails, mud splatters it still looked great. I plan to use it in yellow when I paint my cart. I'm a firm believer in fusion paint. I even used it on the ezlo in a semi gloss about a year ago and it still looks awesome.