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I am willing to try it out. Going on a little vacation for a week or so, but I'll order some and try it out sometime when I get back!
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05-03-2012, 12:00 PM | #91 |
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Has anyone tried spraying their M trunk badge from chrome to black yet with this stuff?
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This might sound crazy- but anyone plastic dip their entire car for a matte black look? Especially considering it can be peeled right off... There is member on the thread above this one who paint rolled a protective film on his car for a upcoming road trip and it ended up curing like a frozen finish, not bad in my opinion and it also peels off. |
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See video for reference: I will probably try the matte white just for kicks. |
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05-06-2012, 09:07 PM | #96 |
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I just did my front grill, reflectors and license plate frame. Came out great. Will see how it holds up.
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Guys painting their wheels.
I see this done a couple ways. 1. Painting while on the car. This has some obvious drawback but there's one major advantage. 2. Painting off the car. Here's what I'm wondering about. If you don't mask of the lug nut seat, are you reattaching the wheels with a rubber buffer? A buffer that might contain some drips and runs being at the bottom of a hole. Just curious if anyone has dealt with this and hopefully attention might be paid to this area.
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05-07-2012, 08:43 AM | #104 | |
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Just hoping that people pay attention to keeping the lug seat clean and metal only.
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As far as anything being between the actual bold and the part of the hole where the bolt makes any contact, of course it gets coverage of product. I'm not sure I understand the emphasis on metal to metal here. If there's anything between the two, it's an amount that would be unmeasurable. If it's torque concerns, I had the same thought and have been checking the torque on my wheels weekly and nothings changed. |
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05-07-2012, 10:23 AM | #108 |
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If you thought of it then cool.
Some might not and allow it to get thick down there. I know no one would ever install a rubber or even metal washer on the wheel bolts and just might not realized this product has caked up in the hole. I would probably stick something down in there before spraying. Maybe the lug bolts...then pop them out and peel the stuff off. Haven't sprayed wheels with the stuff so just going over it in my head now.
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Wow nice job guys!
Hmm .. thinking about doing this to my stock wheels. |
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