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Plasti Dipping the rear tower bar?
Has anyone had a chance to do this? How did it turn out. I think since I have everything out of the car right now I might pull it out and quickly paint it with plasti dip. Anyone seen this or had it done?
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I have yet to see it done..
Do it and post pics! |
I will this week! I have one can of plasti dip sitting at home but ill pick up a few more just in case (they are not as cheap up here as south of the boarder thats for sure). Judging by how well it holds up on rims I would think it would be perfect for that bar as when I stuff my hockey back in there it rubs up against it.
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May work out, but i think a hockey bag sliding against it or bumping it would peel it pretty quick...
Should be a neat experiment none the less, look forward to seeing it. |
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[QUOTE=Mitco39;2134323](they are not as cheap up here as south of the boarder thats for sure).
They are $5.49 at my local Home Depot. But i believe I saw them on amazon for $5-6 a can. Free shippping. Might be better for you.. Just trying to save you a buck or two. |
I believe they sell up here for $20 a can. I know I can get them much cheaper but the I would have to wait 1 to 2 weeks for them to show up. Just goes to show the pricing difference north of the boarder.
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Jeez. Send me $20 and ill send you back 4 cans haha.
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i would spend a few bucks on black matte automotive vinyl instead. its way more durable and just as easy to apply. just use a hair dryer and wrap it!
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i would wrap it with vinyl vs plasti dip. it's a straight pipe so easy to wrap.
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or just get a roll of clearbra and cover the area you think would be most prone to scuffs.
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