Plasti Dip Chrome Window Trim

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FunnyVictor86 said:
I couldn't find anything regarding maximum temperature exposure though. I'd like to see how much heat it can withstand.
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I wanted to see how my car looks with black wheels and didn't want to scratch up my wheels' finished by sanding so I tried the plastidip. So far it's holding up to the heat and abuse! If you get a new tire or get your tires balanced or if they get scratched you'll need yo touch it up.
 
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hey guys, sorry about the super super late reply.
Got lots to report though. So I took off the plasti dip (I know..hours put to waste)
reason being, I'm a perfectionist and as I was taking off the newspaper + tape, some of the
plasti dip peeled off and there would be like a speck of chrome showing. That little speck was too much for me, so I just took everything off which took some time.

I cleaned everything, applied trimbrite and couldn't be happier. MUCH MUCH cleaner look.
Looks and feels smooth..so I would recommend the trimbrite unless you're a plasti dip pro.

If you guys want pics of the trimbrite..let me know i'll try and take some thursday
thanks guys and good luck
 
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Sometimes u have to cut around the area with a razor blade. Trim brute seems like it would be hard to get uniform. in for pics
 
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