How to Paint Car Side Mirror

Painting a car rearview mirror can be a lot more difficult than painting other parts. Rear view mirrors are often made of plastic that are difficult to apply to paint. Fortunately, it is possible to do it alone at home, with a few extra steps to ensure that the paint does not peel or peel off later.

Step 1:

Sand the area of ​​the side mirror that you will draw. Smooth surface when finished. Sanding helps paint to surface without peeling or cutting.

Step 2:

Remove the painted areas or this paint may continue. This includes glasses and car parts near the side mirrors. Use the newspaper and painters tape to secure this letter.

Step 3:

Clean the sandy area with a gesture-free cloth. Lint-free rags help prevent debris from sticking to the side mirror, which may cause the paint bubble to appear or vice versa.

Step 4:

Spray adhesion spray on the side rear view mirror, also known as an edition promoter. One or two layers is enough. Allow time to dry before applying anything.

Step 5:

Spray two layers of primer, allowing time to dry between each layer. Two to three layers is enough. After the last layer is dry, sand sand to create a paint-filled surface. Clean the dust with no indication cloth.

Step 6:

Paint the side mirror with a paint color that matches your car. Contact your dealer and provide them with a model and model of your car to identify the exact colors used in your car in a specific car so you can add them to your auto parts store. Spray two or three layers, leaving enough time for them to dry.

Spray on a transparent layer to create a bright and shiny appearance for your rearview mirror. Allow 24 hours for treatment, away from wind, rain and extreme temperatures.

Items you will need.

• Sandpaper
• Newspaper.
• Painters Bar.
• Lint-free cloth.
• Adhesion or grass spray.
• Introductory book
• Drawing
• Clear coat.