C4 Console Refinish
Guys I have been trying to get the Dulso on the shift plate cover cleaned up but it just kept getting stickier and stickier to the point that I didn't want to touch it. Since my car is just a driver, I decided to try something different. I found some information on the corvette forum website where a guy had refinished his console, so I decided to try it. This article recommended taking the Dulso off with acetone free nail polish remover which I did. It took about 4 brushing ons of the nail polish remover and scrubbing with a
scotch brite sponge each time. However I have since seen where people used acetone nail polish remover and even carb cleaner to clean off the Dulso. Anyway after I got it all off I washed it with Dawn and then wiped it down with laquer cleaner (I didn't have any paint thiner). After all of this the console was not sticky any where and all of the Dulso appearred to be removed. At that point I started spraying with light coats of rusto-leum flat back spray paint. I then tried a matte clear coat but it was too shinny. So I topped it again with the flat black. I think it turned out pretty good. Picture below - I will let you know if I have scratch issues.
scotch brite sponge each time. However I have since seen where people used acetone nail polish remover and even carb cleaner to clean off the Dulso. Anyway after I got it all off I washed it with Dawn and then wiped it down with laquer cleaner (I didn't have any paint thiner). After all of this the console was not sticky any where and all of the Dulso appearred to be removed. At that point I started spraying with light coats of rusto-leum flat back spray paint. I then tried a matte clear coat but it was too shinny. So I topped it again with the flat black. I think it turned out pretty good. Picture below - I will let you know if I have scratch issues.
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