craig0ry

Debating on going this route, I would like to see some pictures of your guy's. How does it hold up over time? Here in Alberta we get a vast vareity of weather conditions. So lets see em guys!

OTG02

Here's mine after just out on bout 2 yrs ago.





Here they are today. That's northeast Ohio winters salt rain mud slush all that. Bit as harsh as ur weather but has held up real well.

JStarr

Our weather here in Indiana get pretty weird as well. I usually put pplasti-dip on the wheels before winter. Make sure to put it on kinda thick 3-4 coats. The more coats you put on the tougher it is and the easier it peels off with your hands.

bigmikek

This are the xtr rims done up, snow is sold separately

craig0ry

I have a white 03 Screw Lariat, And just had an idea, The chrome strip on the front bumper redone with black plasti-dip and the grey/black plastic underneath done in White plasti-dip, And rear chrome done in either white or black too? whats do you guys think?

OTG02

I Plasti dipped my rear bumper. Looks good to me. It was done in black.

BrowningSCrew

I'd do the chrome white and the valence black. It'd flow much better. Black bumpers scream "work truck" to me

tomtomgo3

I plasti dipped my rims and the center grille black, also the lower valance on front bumper..ptm'd the chrome grille trim oxford white around headlights and actual grille... Looks great and holds up great in the FL sun. Pics arent uploading for some reason but take a look at my page to see

Krack499

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My old truck first 2 are after I plasti dipped the stock wheels before I got bigger tires







Window trim



Mirror covers



Rear bumper



After I got 31s

F150_NAMED_CLIFFORD

hey [MENTION=99950]Krack499[/MENTION] thanks i have those same factory wheels and was thinking about plasti-dipping them also..... now i know exactly what they will look like