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Did you get it fix and it’s your auto or Manuel because same thing I have going on but I have the Manuel one and apparently they don’t have a vacuum pump

😂😂😂 duplicolor was doing pretty good until the screwdriver

Best video on this I've found so far

Thanks!!….grreat vid

Awesome experiment! Great information 👍

I wonder how long the plexi dip lasted for you

Thank you so much for this video you are a god send

I use black trim. Best thing out there that I have found imo.

SEM is the only paint id use for interiors

Thanks

So they´re all rubbish.

Plastic dip is designed to come off.. It's not meant as a permanent paint

Notice he barely puts pressure when it comes to dupli color but the other to he rubs heavily... Sigh false advertisements

cool test but done improperly. none of those were prepped correctly or cured.

In the name of experimentation, I will mention the durabilities of various very good looking faux leathers. Those finishes used are tough ! Is there good PU and PVC spray paints ? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_leather

So now we know the venal paints don’t work !

Thank you for this

Thanks a lot...other people was just painting without adhesion

Bro your really the GOAT

Y sprayed my expedition with Rustoleum camo spray paint with clearcoat . It still looks good after 4 years with no scratches. Prep and getting all that oil out od the plastic is gonna give you the best results... Use a strong degreaser ,clean and repeat 3 or 4 times.

All those products have no scratch resistence and will easily scratch off .The ultimate product in look feel and durability on hard plastic in Polycryl Here is a video showing premium polycryl against the number 1 solvent paint for plastic see the differance available at www.viperproducts.com czcams.com/video/0ucFNW8i-nM/video.html

Dude! Great side-by-side comparison. I was going to Plasti Dip some interior pieces in my BMW, but now, a after seeing this, definitely Duplicolor Vinyl and Fabric Paint with Duplicolor Primer Adhesive Promoter

I've had great results with duplicor vinyl and paint spray complimented by a 2k matte clear coat.

Modg podg over it! Spray can! Harden it up like a stiff morning wood

Honestly a screwdriver would scratch a brand new car's factory interior. I just wish duplicolor offered this paint in quart cans where you could use a spray gun. And maybe a hardener to make it a little more durable.

Could you put a satin clear (or matte/gloss?) over it to prevent scratching?

I found sem interior paint with adhesion promoter acted the same as the duplicolor.

I tried to do a beige plastic interior of a Tercel to black many years ago. I washed, lightly sanded, degreased and tried multiple plastic paints, but they all scratched, so as long as you never touched them, they would look fine. If I did it again, I would buy RIT Synthetic dye, and dye them in a heated tub, or try some type of wrap. The dye method would definitely be my "go to" first choice.

Duplicolor doesn’t fully cure until many hours after the final coat was put on. It’s best to use lot of very light dusting costs compared to one thick coat like that. I’ve had really good results with the black duplicolor. Just be prepared to leave your parts out in the open for at least 2 days before getting them in the car. The smell is really strong

Did you ever find out what it was ??

Good video I suggest contacting VinylPro 770-933-8299 excellent products and will color match Excellent service and help.

Did you ever solve this problem?

0:36 is vacuum pump do you also have a idle RPM dive from 750-500 and back up. Almost sounds like it's about to die but doesn't.