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Hi guys I just wanted to show you guys my little project for today I used Plasti dip a AWESOME product that you can peel off when you want a new color or your OEM color
I use plastidip for just about everything. Jeep or just around the house stuff haha. love the reversibility of it. having an Iron you gave me the thought of its use if/when I get scratches on stuff.
Plastidip is the ****. I plasti dipped a lot of surfaces in the interior of my camaro and it looks killer.
As far as I know the spray version of plasti dip comes in black, white and red. There are other colors like yellow but I've never seen it come in spray form.
The finish is a non glossy finish but you can do what I did with the interior of my camaro. I sprayed the plasti dipped parts with a glossy clear coat and you'll get that glossy finish and if you change your mind you can still get it off. Wish I could post pics from my iPad. I'll check back later and put up some pics.
I'm plastidippin some parts on my rocker right now (ape hangers) to be specific. I'll see how it turns out
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