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Has anyone used plasti dip?

Yeah..!!

I once painted a panel but didn't like it that color so took it off...works well..:thumbup:
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its that easy...:thumbup:
 

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If you go that route, heat some water up and soak your cans in the warm/hot water. Speeds up process for application of thin smooth coats. I have scene a lot of plasti dip threads, so search a little.


Sempert out,
 
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Before and after Plasti-dip.
 

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All black

I did all my silver panels in black. It's been a year and a half and it still looks pretty good. Not perfect anymore, but pretty good. I used 3 or four spray cans. I only took off the top y panel and the side covers, everything else was masked in place. It took several hours, most of which was dry time between coats.



The more coats you apply, the better it will look, and the more durable it will be. I think I put on four or five coats.
 

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Spyder TV did an episode with tips and tricks using plasti dip. The project was a wheel rim.


Sempert out,
 
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