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Aug 28, 2012 | 05:30 AM

#11

Redhill Phil

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From: Redhill New Zealand

A cheap change you can do yourself is cool.

Aug 28, 2012 | 08:57 AM

#12

XL50#674

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From: Streetsboro, Oh

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Originally Posted by RANGER73

I sprayed my helmet. It had a couple of little dings from when I dropped it. It looks good but, Always feels wet. Even though it's dry.

I just did my half helmet this weekend and it feels the same way. Now I have done car badges and they do not feel this way and have held up well, the one's on my car now have been done a year and look great and no chips or peeling and feel somewhat hard. My helmet still has a very rubber feel to it.

Plasti dip is fun stuff as you can peel it off if you don't like it or just want to see what something would look like blacked out.

Aug 28, 2012 | 07:06 PM

#13

NH-JK

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From: NH

regrets... Nahhh

I sprayed plasti dip on my front forks 600 miles ago. Still looks great. Regret is only a peel away..... try peeling off that Krylon Touch!

Sep 4, 2012 | 09:13 PM

#14

VA3EPR

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From: ontario

plastidip

i just did my kickstand with this stuff. .. i may try doin some other parts if thats the way it turns out. looks great by the way.

Nov 18, 2012 | 05:27 PM

#15

HedleyLamarr

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From: Marietta, GA

I came up with this idea while not being able to sleep the other night...didn't come out perfect but mainly because of plasti-dip being rubber

I ran back over the lines with an x-acto knife before I peeled it but it still ain't perfect...

if I decide to keep the design I'll re-do it with paint...diggin' it so far though

Nov 18, 2012 | 05:37 PM

#16

Pakmule

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From: Vermont

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Originally Posted by schwingding

I would just to say that a few years (or less) from now you are going to regret this. Just a prediction. I've followed many a plasti dip thread on various forums over the years.

I am trying to figue out how you can regret painting something with a product that comes off with little effort and costs next to nothing.