The Red Vert with CF in the front, Plasti Dip in the back :)
09-24-2010, 12:41 PM
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The Red Vert with CF in the front, Plasti Dip in the back :)
So I've finished my first attempt at chrome delete with the plasti dip ... for now. I will likely end up redoing the mt fuji and the letter G though. The surface was not as smooth as I had hoped.
It is really easy to come off. I left mine on for maybe 3 hrs or so (as I had a thick application done) and the part that was on the paint came right off with little effort.
It is really easy to come off. I left mine on for maybe 3 hrs or so (as I had a thick application done) and the part that was on the paint came right off with little effort.
Last edited by cereal2k; 11-07-2010 at 08:54 PM.
11-07-2010, 08:46 PM
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OK in short from the DIY that was posted and got removed 
This is what I did.
1.taped off a squared area for the letters and mnt fuji
2. sprayed layers of plastidip every 5-10 minutes or so making sure it's not too drippy so it's not running. I did it until there was a relatively thick semi dried coating as it's easier to peel when it's thick.
3. left it to dry for a few hrs (2-3). (I did mine at night, but just test feel it for dryness)
4. When you begin peeling it should separate from the corners but kinda pull it as you peel it.
if it's messed up somehow just peel it all off and redo it.
This is what I did.1.taped off a squared area for the letters and mnt fuji
2. sprayed layers of plastidip every 5-10 minutes or so making sure it's not too drippy so it's not running. I did it until there was a relatively thick semi dried coating as it's easier to peel when it's thick.
3. left it to dry for a few hrs (2-3). (I did mine at night, but just test feel it for dryness)
4. When you begin peeling it should separate from the corners but kinda pull it as you peel it.
if it's messed up somehow just peel it all off and redo it.
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11-09-2010, 04:19 PM
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alright i did not have the time to do it at the night.. but im doing it aright now..
it looks like im ****ing up, but when i wait 5-10 minutes it drys up evenly..
just 3 more coats and i believe i shall be good! thanks
it looks like im ****ing up, but when i wait 5-10 minutes it drys up evenly..
just 3 more coats and i believe i shall be good! thanks
waaay too much work.
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