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My biggest concern would be the scratches that will occur in the paint when you remove the plasti-dip. I can't imagine that you won't suffer some paint damage.
i'd keep the bumper all orange. and if you add a lip, that can be black.
Originally Posted by doodlebug
I agree with this.....
My biggest concern would be the scratches that will occur in the paint when you remove the plasti-dip. I can't imagine that you won't suffer some paint damage.
plasti-dip can be removed without any paint damage.
omg, plasti dip would look horrible.... save the plasti dip for when it's a 20 yr old car and you're not replacing a nice fresh good looking paint job with an ugly rubbery finish.
I'm not a proponent of Plastidip what so ever, but I have seen a few cases where it has actually looked quite good and just about as smooth/shiny as actual car paint. I think plastidip has come a long way with it's "technology", but a lot more has to be done to shed the generalized negative opinion people haev for it.