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Old 03-02-2014, 03:17 PM
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Default Plasti dipped bumpers
Decided to plasti dip my bumpers to match up with my truck ( Oxford White) Turned out to be a pretty easy job took probably 2 hours for both bumpers and 2 and a half cans of plasti dip. Personally i like how it came out, but just interested in others opinions.
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Looks Great! I did the same with my 2010 tuxedo black.
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Did you use glossifier?
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Wow! that looks really good! Great job!!
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Did you use glossifier?
Nope thats straight outta the can
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Nope thats straight outta the can
Doesn't the dip portion look more matte than the regular paint?

I'd shoot a few coats of glossifier on them. Looks good though!
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Originally Posted by Scrappy Doo
Doesn't the dip portion look more matte than the regular paint?

I'd shoot a few coats of glossifier on them. Looks good though!
yea I've thinking about doing that need to order them as my local stores don't carry it
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How many coats did you do?
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Nope thats straight outta the can
Looks great! Maybe I'll shoot my emblems white
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looks great. I did mine as well Oxford White and they have held up for over a year now!
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