What is the best brand for painting interior?

[slim720]

I've heard Krylon. I've heard Duplicolor. I've heard others.
Any suggestions, testimonials, warnings?

(If you suggest I not use a certain brand because of a bad experience only do so if you thoroughly sanded the peices first)
Thanks for the help!

[integrasedan]

really doens't matter, it's how you prep and paint it. you can have the most expensive paint, but if you paint sloppy, it'll turn out crappy.

Just take your time and be patient while painting.

[slim720]

ok cool. I got done priming a couple pieces today (fuse box cover, defrost vents) to use as test peices. Tell me if you think this will come out good... here's what I've done and what i plan to do...I cleaned with soap and water, cleaned with rubbing alcohol, sanded with 320 grain dry, (I didn't sand the orange peel grain off, but i put a good 20 seconds into every square inch), washed with soap and water again and with rubbing alcohol again. Then I primed using American Tradition Plastic Primer (grey/clear in color). 2 fairly thick coats, 10 minutes apart (as per instructions on primer can). Tomorrow I'm gonna put on about 7 really thin coats of krylon fusion, then a couple coats of clearcoat to protect it...am i missing any steps?

[slim720]

oops... "fairly thick coats" above was supposed to be "fairly thin coats"

[DigitalPhantom]

check this out man...might help
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=223651