We've ALL wondered how something on our cars would look painted a different color...right? JGresch and his front bumper...or Njtricker609 and his "Two-tone spoiler" ordeal just to name a couple...could've benefited from this! Haha :3_yes:
Plasti Dip is a product originally designed for tool applications...for better/replacement non-slip grip (handles). Since then, though, they've upgraded the applications to be a bit more universal (auto, home/garden, RV/marine, power sports). They've also made it in a variety of colors: Black, blue, red, yellow, white, and CLEAR COAT...all the same colors as our cars!!
The main benefit of Plasti Dip is the fact that it's "reversible"...if you change your mind, you can simply peel it off with no damage! In my application, if I were to ever sell my car, I could simply peel off the Plasti Dip and re-install the original grill AKA return to stock (RTS).
Plasti Dip can be found at your nearest hardware store such as Lowe's, The Home Depot, Ace Hardware, etc.
Check out their link here: http://www.plastidip.com/home_solutions/Plasti_Dip
Here's a good NT link on Plasti Dip as well: http://www.newtiburon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=162006&highlight=plastidip&page=3
Lets see and hear about YOUR applications! I'll start:
My problem was that, after installing my custom carbon fiber grill, the original car color was showing:
Tape off and let the Plasti Dip begin!:
3 coats later:
Finished product...SO much better!:
What do YOU have!?!?
Plasti Dip is a product originally designed for tool applications...for better/replacement non-slip grip (handles). Since then, though, they've upgraded the applications to be a bit more universal (auto, home/garden, RV/marine, power sports). They've also made it in a variety of colors: Black, blue, red, yellow, white, and CLEAR COAT...all the same colors as our cars!!
The main benefit of Plasti Dip is the fact that it's "reversible"...if you change your mind, you can simply peel it off with no damage! In my application, if I were to ever sell my car, I could simply peel off the Plasti Dip and re-install the original grill AKA return to stock (RTS).
Plasti Dip can be found at your nearest hardware store such as Lowe's, The Home Depot, Ace Hardware, etc.
Check out their link here: http://www.plastidip.com/home_solutions/Plasti_Dip
Here's a good NT link on Plasti Dip as well: http://www.newtiburon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=162006&highlight=plastidip&page=3
Lets see and hear about YOUR applications! I'll start:
My problem was that, after installing my custom carbon fiber grill, the original car color was showing:

Tape off and let the Plasti Dip begin!:

3 coats later:

Finished product...SO much better!:

What do YOU have!?!?