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I'm experienced with paint and I wouldn't use Plasti-Dip fro this purpose. If I HAD to, i would peel that tape away very carefully before it sets. Otherwise you'll have issues. I would personally remove the trim from the vehicle if forced to use Pasti-Dip.... this stuff is a rubber coating designed for tools and for wires. I use it on wires all the time. And let me tell you, it doesn't last forever. If you use the right paint and do it right it will.
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great write up! Im gonna try this soon thanks man :twoup:
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did this this weekend with near perfect results, just follow his instructions and you cant go wrong :twoup:
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I did this over the course of the last year, lower straight pieces, then the curved trim. It is holding up very well.
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nice! came out very clean. im almost at 2 weeks in with 2 washes with a couple days of rain last week and still holding up like day one. glad to see my post helped a fellow member
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Any other updates? Still going strong here? Winter is near, so we will see how that goes.
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still like the day i put them on. hard to believe how well this last, not even any fading in color!
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Excellent work gentlemen.
Just seen a friend over at Motorcepts yesterday & he was telling me about this Plastic Dip he used on his trim. Never even heard of the stuff, these results are very convinicing.. Next off days got myself a project... Would cooler weather say mid 40's have any effect on the application? |
Originally Posted by galvatron
(Post 1403086)
Excellent work gentlemen.
Just seen a friend over at Motorcepts yesterday & he was telling me about this Plastic Dip he used on his trim. Never even heard of the stuff, these results are very convinicing.. Next off days got myself a project... Would cooler weather say mid 40's have any effect on the application? |
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