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Old 06-12-2014, 05:32 PM
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Banged this out in an hour. Oddly enough if you plasti dip your reverse sensors they still work.
I'm thinking that's because you didn't spray two of them.... On the plastic?? I would peel it off the other two.
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I had the other two covered with tape and reversed and it all worked
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Originally Posted by grenjar
I had the other two covered with tape and reversed and it all worked
damn, that's cool... All I know is every time mine have snow on them they don't work..... Interesting.
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Originally Posted by grenjar
I had the other two covered with tape and reversed and it all worked
your bumper looks great by the way, good job!
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I'm kind of curious as to why they function while covered.
My only regret was not doing my faded plastics although with the amount of times I'm on it with my boots I think I'd damage it
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Originally Posted by grenjar
I'm kind of curious as to why they function while covered. My only regret was not doing my faded plastics although with the amount of times I'm on it with my boots I think I'd damage it
I wouldn't do your plastics, it won't hold up, I found some great stuff for the plastic

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Will that rejuvenate?
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Does plasti dip stick to stainless steel?
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Does plasti dip stick to stainless steel?
It sticks to everything, I just did my leaking bird bath.
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