73' B3 340 Duster pro touring build

76orangewagon said

Paint thinner on a red scotch brite pad to clean off all the old stuff and and then washed them off with hot soapy water, followed by some wax and grease remover then apply a few light coats of Adhesive Promoter then several light coats of Trim Black.

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Awesome, thanks. Simple, no primer.

I saw in an article, someone using POR 15, but you'd have to do a 2nd coat with Blackcoat or Chassis Black for UV protection. Also not sure on the gloss of those.

The SEM Trim Black gets great reviews on Amazon.

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