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Old 11-13-2012, 12:50 AM
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I remember seeing the plasti dip thread last winter and not thinking anything of it.
Well here I am almost a year later and I'm all about it! I finally dipped wheels Friday night and was so stoked I had to snap some pics once I put them back on. I also did the mirror reflectors and the third brake light. Man am I stoked.
Next on the list is the front grill and running boards if its possible.
Anyone dip the 2011+ FX boards with success??
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Old 11-13-2012, 01:29 AM
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nice looking job
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Old 11-13-2012, 04:13 AM
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You are doing wayyyy too much work lol u can spray plastidip with the wheels right on the truck without masking the tire or anything.. thats how i always do them, then just peel it off the rubber. wheels look great tho.
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Old 11-13-2012, 05:56 AM
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how durable is plasti-dip? easy to scratch or peel?
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Uh wow, that looks great and didn't look too difficult. Great job!
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there aint nothing wrong with the man getting into his project.. great job
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can u post a pic of ur 3rd brake light
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Why put plastidip on 3rd brake light? I did tint spray on mine and I think the tint is a lot easier to use, and won't give it that textured look
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Nooooooo, why would you plastidip the perfect stock 20s? Whyyyyyyyyyy
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Nooooooo, why would you plastidip the perfect stock 20s? Whyyyyyyyyyy
Becauseeeee it peels right offfff!
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