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I have this paint wear from my shoes rubbing when I get in the car. Other than the illuminated door sill, what would you use once you got the paint replaced and clear coated? Does Honda have a non illuminated version?
I might talk to a linex or rhino lining guy, see what they would charge to spray the sills. Linex is better for a sill but a good rhino guy can do a linex like spray finish as well. I am thinking about getting the back interior done when the cheap carpet gets ripped.
You can also get various paints that attempt to duplicate the spray linings, but none of the ones I tried were that good. On the flip side they were a lot cheaper and easy to touch up.
After you have the damage sanded and painted, a paint protective film such as Star Shield Armor or 3M/Scotchguard film should protect it well from your feet. Ask at a window tinter if you want it professionally installed.
Ok what about the paint tho, my Honda dealer is saying they don't sell it in a spray paint form. Just those stupid pens. If I apply it with a pen I think it will look chunky. Anyone ever ordered a third party spray paint? If so from where?
Originally Posted by tbFit
Clearbra/expel, etc... Thats exactly what I did on my Fiesta ST. I bought some after market door sills for the Fit to reduce the scraping.
They provide a metallic test card so that you can spray the paint onto it and compare it to your car. If it's not correct they will re-mix. A "Color Match Guarantee"
Ok what about the paint tho, my Honda dealer is saying they don't sell it in a spray paint form. Just those stupid pens. If I apply it with a pen I think it will look chunky. Anyone ever ordered a third party spray paint? If so from where?
paintscratch.com
paintworldinc.com
be prepared to pay a slight chunk of money though.
09-15-2016, 01:26 PM
