Plasti-Dip

[MTUH3]

I used the spray stuff on my winch mount on the H3. Stuff has made it through two MI winters. Great stuff.

 

[Crosstx]

If i didnt just sale my truck i would totally use that on the chrome around the back up cam/blue oval on tailgate to finish blacking out my raptor. Everything else was gone.
Next raptor is red but im still going with all my black accessories so i might do it there.

Good post!

 

[Rapford75]

Fender Flares

 

[Humvee21]

Alright, so just checking in on the guys who said they'd use this stuff. Who did it and what are your thoughts/reviews and pics??

After seeing coolhand's 2012 Raptor wheels blacked out I wanna do it too but I wanna do it reversible...

 

[Reptar]

I painted the centercaps on my '85 with plastidip since it was a really close match for the OEM plastic center caps. I wouldn't paint my entire wheels with it though. it's a flat-satin black color, which IMO just look like dirty rims if the entire things are painted that color.

 

[11TUXSCREW]

I have done my emblems front skid plate and the reflectors on my mirrors it looks great and is pretty durable depending on how many layers you use I personally love this stuff.

 

[White608]

I used it on my work truck on the back bumper. It worked pretty good I didn't sand it just did it cause it had a bare place in it. It held up until I steped on it a few times. With the right prep work I would say it should last.


For actual paint that's white or black I've had really good luck with appliance epoxy paint.

http://www.google.com/products/cata...yX5TvuIMoSygweB64CwAg&sqi=2&ved=0CIABEPICMAQ#

 

[davej]

I have used this on my fender emblems and my center caps. Here are a few pics. Have any questions, just let me know.
Before:

After:

And here is my tail gate emblem:

 

[07Alloy]

Did my upper part of my skid/ bumper. No pics as of yet. It seems to be holding up well so far.

 

[RaptorScrew]

But what if you have to take a wiz1500?

You need to make sure that before you spray it, you place a cathider in there to keep your hole open. Once it dries, you can pull the cathider out and no worries!