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Sill plastic covering repair ???

Grey996

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Hi,

The plastic covering behind the front wheel is damaged and the bare metal is showing underneath.

Does anyone have any repair ideas as I can't think of anything to match the textured body coloured coating.

Thanks
 

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I've always struggled to match this too. It's the textured rubberised coating that manufactures use underneath and often on the sills.

In the past I've bought 'stone chip" which is described as being this stuff and as giving this finish but it never does. It goes on much thinner (albeit with a brush) but even stippling multiple layers I've never got a very good match.

Until earlier this year! When stippling stone chip over a recent coat of smooth hammerite, the stone chip softened the hammerite, the two ran together, thickened up and gave the right result.

That's the best I can do. If anyone has the right answer, particularly that can be applied by brush rather than a Schultz gun, I too would be very interested.
 
Thanks both, I'll trim it back and try and stipple some stone chip then paint it.
 
Several.years.ago i bought a couple of cans of stone chip aerosol, it had the same finish as the picture but was a lighter grey, you could however spray it when it had cured. Sorry can't remember the brand but it could be worth buying a can to test.
 

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