Millz
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its just paint on some plastic, not an urgent issue whatsoever
anyways... lol
anyways... lol
Painting Jeep fender flares
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Millz
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might as well put my input into this...
try plasti-dip? do it, cheap and comes off easy. saves you buying new jeep flares
dont know why anyone didnt suggest this (maybe they did i skimmed through the thread)
try plasti-dip? do it, cheap and comes off easy. saves you buying new jeep flares
dont know why anyone didnt suggest this (maybe they did i skimmed through the thread)
shavedaccord
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uh, why the **** is this in the urgent forum
It was in the urgent forum because I needed urgent help. Short deadline and huge problems. Just some paint on plastic? I wish you would have been here dealing with what I had to, that would have been the last thing out of your mouth. Several days and 20+ hours in prep and paint, is NOT "just some paint on plastic"..
I'd much rather bed liner them than plasti-dip. not too sure how well that would hold up when he gets into some brush or something similar.
Sketch o5
Señor Greengo
i heard plasti dip holds up pretty well, and some jeep guys even painted their wheels with it. i painted my wheels with it, but due to lack of funds, i havent gotten tires yet 
....so far theyre holding up fine though 
****s a ***** though. goes on thick as hell and you need a few layers for it to look alright...so you will fly through the spray cans of that stuff. i think i bought a total of 8 for my wheels, ugh.
....so far theyre holding up fine though ****s a ***** though. goes on thick as hell and you need a few layers for it to look alright...so you will fly through the spray cans of that stuff. i think i bought a total of 8 for my wheels, ugh.
hancockd
SLO CG2
i heard plasti dip holds up pretty well, and some jeep guys even painted their wheels with it. i painted my wheels with it, but due to lack of funds, i havent gotten tires yet
****s a ***** though. goes on thick as hell and you need a few layers for it to look alright...so you will fly through the spray cans of that stuff. i think i bought a total of 8 for my wheels, ugh.
Jesus Andy... I think I only used 2 cans total on all 4 of my RSX wheels... finish came out real smooth and is pretty thick
Millz
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either way, plasti-dip is cheap and easily removable
if im painting more than 1 piece i do one and see how it turns out, and do the rest. personally i dont think i would've got myself into that situation but to each his own
if the bed liner doesnt turn out good then you're up ****s creek
your choice though
shavedaccord
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lol you say it like I got myself into that situation on purpose. Guess I'll consult you next time, oh great famed auto painter you.
Someone close this thread, it's done over with.
Millz
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its just common sense to me, but to each his own
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