I was wondering i was thinking about painting my front valance and bowtie on my silverado. My uncle has been a body man for 40 years and he said that this Bulldog in a aerisol can would really make it stick.

He said to spray it like u was going to dust just barely spray some of it on ( of course has to be clean and no residue on it) then let it dry for about 10 mins. and then paint it.

So has anybody used this only bad thing is its 12.00 a can.

Of course i know that cobalts have alot of plastic on the interior and exterior and engine covers.

 

damn, I was hoping to see a bulldog rip the **** out of a car part

no clue, to answer your question....I'd trust your uncle though, if it messes up, have him paint it.

 

Yeah Bulldog works great for painting plastic. We used it on my Cavalier when I had the interior painted by my paint guy. It's expensive but it works well.

 

When you want something to look and work right, then price should never be an issue =)

 

lol, so was I. Upon reading this post's title, I figured he had hit a bulldog and messed his front bumper up. I couldn't have been more wrong.

 

stuff works really good