Thank you so much, I will have to give that a try.That's not too bad. You can fix it yourself. This is what you need. SEM Trim Black # 39143 .It is an exact match to the original finish.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/SEM0/39143.oap?keyword=39143
Lightly sand the warn areas with 600grit sandpaper. Apply 2-3 light coats and it'll look like new.
Good Luck
I have a 1988 mustang and one thing that has always bothered me was I have paint fading on the door window frame. I don't know the right route on to fix it. So is there a paint I can buy and do it myself or should I bring it to a body shop and have it done right?
It was lack of prep on my part. I didn't take enough time to tape it off. If you look closely you can see the fading in the crack. I'm sure if I did one more coat it would look perfect but I was impatient.I am going to do this to mine. Why did it not turn out perfect? Was is lack of prep, spraying technique ?
For me I thought my fading wasn't serious. I just taped it and sprayed it. Yes, sanding down and spraying primer would have been the best route but I hated looking at the fading and didn't want to spend much time on it. Since then I have seen no problems and it looks the same from the day I sprayed it.Thanks 88. Last question, did you use the SEM self etching primer?
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