What do you think about painted brake calipers, too cliche?Love the black on black on black.....looks really good! You should consider a black powder coated diffuser and fuel door.
I used plastidip, followed instructions on you tube, it was easy and can always be removedLooks great!
Did you paint the wheels yourself? If so, did you follow any instructions I can get somewhere? THANKS!! OLD FELLA
Use a deck of cards or flashcards and lay them between wheel lip ("rim") and rubber. Done.How do you mask the wheels? Curved surface masking is kind of a b!tc#.
Brilliant!Use a deck of cards or flashcards and lay them between wheel lip ("rim") and rubber. Done.
It is not hard at all to remove, I messed one wheel up (got a couple of drips) and was able to peel right off. Good tip on the use of the cards but you can spray the tire and peel the stuff off. Also use a large trash bag behind the rim to protect hub and brake parts. You don't need to remove the wheel. As far as durability, I feel it will last, more importantly, it gives a layer of protection to the wheel. Also- touch up is quite easy if chips, just spray chipped area!Brilliant!
Now, how hard is it to remove the dip, especially from between the spokes of LSS wheels?
I think I'm sold - I'll be buying some once we get a bit warmer here in MI. I'm guessing that stuff is like spray paint and doesn't spray well when cold?
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