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plastiDIPpitty doo dahh....ya i did

Originally Posted by speedfreek Interested in how you taped off the rear valence when you sprayed it. Originally Posted by Dixnot i taped with about 1in overspray above the seam...

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07-11-2013, 03:26 PM

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Interested in how you taped off the rear valence when you sprayed it.

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i taped with about 1in overspray above the seam... then when it dried i took a razor blade and carefully slid it along the seam and it did the trick

no no no no...dont be usin razors on the paint

. Just use tape to create your lines and on the curves use several cuts of tape to create the curve that you're looking for. when ready to pull the tape get a nice wet spray of dip and peel the paint. no Razors needed just take your time.

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