After thinking about it some more couldnt you also just spray more layers on. Let it dry. Then peel it off? I really wanna do my tailights but would like to be able to revert them to stock if i needed to

Yeah I feel ya... It kept me from redoing it for awhile too. Then a buddy of mine said he'd help. It does make it easier too, if you have someone to help you peal it off.

You could do that for sure. The thicker, the easier...

Anybody have pics of a yellow 370 with the handles/wheels?

Just do the handles... If you don't like it peal it off. Handles & emblems are extremely easy to do and peal. I wouldn't do my wheels. IMO. To do them best, you need to take the wheels off and do the inside too.
Big job, that can get f'd up easy. Especially if you get new tires.

Yeah I've painted a lot of wheels and only dipped one set and it came out good but they were white so they got dirty quick and if you don't keep them clean, say goodbye to the white.

Nu Finish (Dr Scratch) also made it simple to remove the extra black dots on the area sprayed on. Sometimes the wind makes it go in other directions. You won't really see them until you're washing your car and drying it.

Theres a yellow Z on this page.. Follow his build. Maybe he ended up doing his handles too -

http://www.the370z.com/exterior-inte...wesome-60.html

Anybody have any idea how to disassemble the door handle? I attempted but gave up.

I did it, but it was an involved project:

I basically drilled out the 2 rivets on each handle, had a friend at a machine shop drill and tap the ends so I could assemble them again. It way easier to paint them and get a good base and clear coat under the handle.

I also have pictures of how to spring goes back on. Kinda tricky but possible!

http://www.the370z.com/members/hocke...way-easier.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/members/hocke...d-screws-1.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/members/hocke...handle-sun.jpg

Also, for people who take the handles off and don't want to drop the screw: take some masking take and roll it into a cylinder sticky side out. Even though i had a magnetic tip screwdriver, it was a nice piece of mine to have the barrier!

http://www.the370z.com/members/hocke...nto-door-1.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/members/hocke...nto-door-2.jpg

Thanks I figured it out a while back ago

How many plastidip layers for the taillights?

I wouldn't do more then 2.

Check out this post that I did though. You might prefer this method..

http://www.the370z.com/diy-section-d...aillights.html

Car looks good

How has this held up over the years? I just finished the emblems including the sides and it looks great. I'm thinking of doing the door handles and then eventually getting them painted.

In my experience, plastidip has always held up very well if done right. I did my handles last year, but didn’t remove them. I was a little lite on the inside of the handles and did get some peeling around where you put your fingers in.

I ended up not liking the texture and changed it up to the CF covers. Left the plastidip on the lock/unlock button to keep it black.