Plasti dip question
#2
You should be ok, I don't think the rear area of the car even at the muffler get's hot enough to be a problem. Just to be safe check the can to see the heat range it can withstand, it should tell you what applications you can use it on.
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#8
The side markers where some what of a breeze to apply
Now the back overlay was a bit of a B!tch....I think it came out ok, but I will be ordering more vinyl and re-doing it probably next week...
What do y'all think? Yay or nay?
Now the back overlay was a bit of a B!tch....I think it came out ok, but I will be ordering more vinyl and re-doing it probably next week...
What do y'all think? Yay or nay?
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#10
I think it turned out great!! Looks solid
#11
Doesn't look bad at all MIA..You did a great freaking job! As for the turn signals..just be sure to let it dry for 2-3 days before washing it. Believe it or not..I had mine on for 6months or so..and I finally received a bubble from one of the signal tints because of washing my own car. Anything is possible..luckily the guy I go too charges..20 bucks for both signals :O
#13
And ... a general plasti dip question,
I think this stuff is rated for up to ~300F. Anyone use it on their engine covers?
#14
#17
Doesn't look bad at all MIA..You did a great freaking job! As for the turn signals..just be sure to let it dry for 2-3 days before washing it. Believe it or not..I had mine on for 6months or so..and I finally received a bubble from one of the signal tints because of washing my own car. Anything is possible..luckily the guy I go too charges..20 bucks for both signals :O
#18
No problem..let me know how it turns out.
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