Clean and apply. Permanent if you want it to be and can be taken off easily if you don't.
Plasti dip car
Hey just a quick question I was sitting here thinking. I was planning on plasti dipping my wheels but I've found a guy that will powder
Coat pretty cheap. But I already have the plasti dip so I was thinking about using it for something else like on the deck lid between taillights or on the hood scoop. My question is do I just clean it and apply it or is there any sanding necessary
With doing this?
Coat pretty cheap. But I already have the plasti dip so I was thinking about using it for something else like on the deck lid between taillights or on the hood scoop. My question is do I just clean it and apply it or is there any sanding necessary
With doing this?
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I've had mine on for over a year and its still on ... Corner lights, third brake, and faux gas capHow durable is plasti dip
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