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Old 07-07-2004, 06:40 PM
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I need to re-paint my H2 dash in original colours. I heard its powder coat, but when I looked into it, Powder coat is a high temperature process only. Does anyone know a paint shop that can tell me how the "gritty" surface is done. Matching the colour is easy, but not the finish.
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I need to re-paint my H2 dash in original colours. I heard its powder coat, but when I looked into it, Powder coat is a high temperature process only. Does anyone know a paint shop that can tell me how the "gritty" surface is done. Matching the colour is easy, but not the finish.
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I need to re-paint my H2 dash in original colours. I heard its powder coat, but when I looked into it, Powder coat is a high temperature process only. Does anyone know a paint shop that can tell me how the "gritty" surface is done. Matching the colour is easy, but not the finish.
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As you found out, you cannot powdercoat plastic.

Any good body shop can smooth the plastic dask parts and then paint and clear coat.

Check around--if you take the parts off yourself and deliver them, you will save a fair amount.
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There are also several places on the internet that do this. I think the process is called photogenesis/hydrographics. Here is a website that does it for you but you have to send them the pieces you want done.

http://www.exoticwooddash.com/coating.htm

However, I remember seeing a website that would do it which didn't require you to send your pieces in; they had the pieces in stock and you just sent them your pieces after they sent you the new ones.

I hope this helps...
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Thanks folks, but when i say "original" colours, I mean the real gritty, silver paint that comes with the original Hummer.

Thanks for the replies so far.
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