Rear Window Trim Plasti Dipped
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Rear Window Trim Plasti Dipped (Photos and Video)
I get the feeling when you can't find something anywhere online, its a good opportunity to be the first. I found a couple people on here talking about it, and one poorly taken photo, so I decided to document how I Plasti Dipped my rear window's trim.
As many of you have experienced, this trim turns into crumbly gross, greenish-brown crap thanks to El Sol. I made it my weekend project to fix this. Below are the before and after pictures. I am currently making a YouTube video detailing it all. I noticed many on here aren't fond of long posts so watching the pictures move may be easier.
As many of you have experienced, this trim turns into crumbly gross, greenish-brown crap thanks to El Sol. I made it my weekend project to fix this. Below are the before and after pictures. I am currently making a YouTube video detailing it all. I noticed many on here aren't fond of long posts so watching the pictures move may be easier.
Last edited by Dark Rider; 10-19-2013 at 08:04 AM. Reason: Uploaded Video
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Holding up very well. I'm surprised and impressed. So much so I plasti dipped my from bumper (chrome part).
Yesterday I went off road til the road ended in something I woulda got stuck in. I backed up with branches smacking the trim the whole time... No tears of anything.
And no, no dirt clinging what so ever...
I would recommend looking into bed liner instead though... I know it's permanent, but it looks as good but a lot more tough.
Yesterday I went off road til the road ended in something I woulda got stuck in. I backed up with branches smacking the trim the whole time... No tears of anything.
And no, no dirt clinging what so ever...
I would recommend looking into bed liner instead though... I know it's permanent, but it looks as good but a lot more tough.
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