SteveLord

Think I'll order a pack of black, some glossifier and anthracite grey from Amazon and do my bumpers, grill and handles as well. Grey for the mirror caps.

GriffFX4

Use the spray wax like you would on paint. Spray on, wipe off. It will be smooth to the touch after.

I apply several layers. It's been suggested to use Turtle Wax Ice Spray Wax but I don't think brand matters.

As for the dressing, I would use wax or Dressing but not both. Save the dressing for wheels or what you want to shine more. I'm not sure they will both play well together.

DSutherland

google some glossifier comparison picks or do a side by side on a piece of metal before you apply it to your black. I personally wasn't happy with the look - found it looked more like an amateur paint job. I'm really happy with the look of the black on its own.

13FX150

Yes lake stated above adding some spray wax helped darken the plasti up a bit and makes it feel smoother and less like rubber. Plastidip.com has a new product that is made for this spacific purpose.

lbroller

You can fix that easily with XYLENE

depami

My first P-D spray. One could get quite high if not careful.

GriffFX4

Very true

claytos1000

Looking for a little advice. Do you guys think the grey or anthracite plasti-dip color would look good in trying to color match the bumbers and handles on a grey f150?

Summers22

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From what I have seen picture wise, the anthracite looks very close to the grey paint on F150's

tclark

Anyone use white plastidip on Oxford white? How close does it match? I want to do my grill surround but don't want to waste the time and $ if it's not a close match.