Plasti Dip is awesome
Looking good... I'm still unsure about leaving the emblems on the car if I do this, I'm afraid I'll do everything I can to tape the area off and still have overspray. I stlil don't get why Honda didn't do the front/rear H's in black on the CR since the side S2000 and CR emblems are all in black. I want to do my H's so everything matches up.
Originally Posted by sdosmil77' timestamp='1334537362' post='21610323
[quote name='Curtis61' timestamp='1334511287' post='21609488']Great thread, just finished mine. I was going to buy black ones until I found this thread. Very easy, just takes some patience.






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its the shadow. i modded the pic with my iphone4 app called camera+
Originally Posted by sata3000' timestamp='1334544432' post='21610636
[quote name='sdosmil77' timestamp='1334537362' post='21610323'][quote name='Curtis61' timestamp='1334511287' post='21609488']Great thread, just finished mine. I was going to buy black ones until I found this thread. Very easy, just takes some patience.






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ure very right! i love silverstone but sometimes the light makes it look blueish or light silver.
I too heard great things about plasti dip. Went to my local Lowes hardware store, picked up 5 cans, and this is the result:







It's been almost 4 weeks and nothing is peeling or fading. If you're unsure about a several hundred dollar powdercoat job, 25 dollars of this stuff is definitely a viable alternative. You can always peel it off if you get tired of it too.







It's been almost 4 weeks and nothing is peeling or fading. If you're unsure about a several hundred dollar powdercoat job, 25 dollars of this stuff is definitely a viable alternative. You can always peel it off if you get tired of it too.
Well I will be painting my entire car flat white this weekend, I will get pictures up as soon as it is finished to show everyone what it looks like. I am doing it simply because I have nothing better to do and I want a white car again. I hope it turns out well, if it looks like ass, then it just peels right off! And as far as my previous post, the plasti dip people say when doing a large surface you should do thin mutiple coats instead of thick So I will see how well that works out. I'll keep everyone updated when I finish it.









