The Plasti-Dip Thread
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This has been an interesting read. I've used wrinkle black for a few parts on my FXD but this product sounds like the way to go from now on. I really like that you don't have to scuff up the chrome to apply it like you do with paint.
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Did you mask the rim when you dip the edge of the wheel?
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Yes I taped the edge i wanted with electrical tape because you can bend it in any shape you want.......covered the rest with paper and masking tape...........remember when you want a clean line you must pull the tape when the plasti dip is still somewhat wet..........if you let it dry ,the tape will pull off the plasti dip.