Re: [DML] repainting rear sunshade

[Rod Dillman <rhdillman@xxxxxxxxx>]

Before repainting I would advise you to try to bring your origional color back.  Use a permanent Black Sharpie to blacken the scrapes.  Let the touch up dry and add another coat or two.  Now clean the whole sun shade with white vinegar.  Rinse. Retouch any Sharpied areas needed.  In direct sunlight apply Black Again as directed on the bottle.  You can order  Black Again from www. autogeek.com   If  this quick,cheap and easy fix does not work then you can always repaint. Rod 10921
Erik Geerdink <dmcerik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi,
I'd like to repaint my rear sunshade and was wondering if anyone had a good procedure for this? Mine is a bit faded and has some white marks on it from hitting my T-panel. Any instructions would be great.

Thanks,
Erik




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