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To each his own but I don't think blacking out emblems and door handles is tacky. I personally like my emblems and door handles the way they came from the factory.

Now if guys were using it to paint stripes on their hood that's a different story.

Im just not a fan of the flat black look. Is there plasti dip that comes out in a glossy black? If so, then Im interested.

I saw a 350 this morning with racing stripes. It was next to a Mustang at a light. I couldn't tell them apart :inoutroflpuke:

They have a glossifier you can spray over it to give it a glossy finish.

I would love to see a finished product before experimenting on my own :tup:

http://www.the370z.com/exterior-inte...-enhancer.html this photo may help

your right guys, to each his own.

best of luck with your projects....

Only reason I chose to plasti dip my car is because it's removable. I don't plan on keeping my car forever so it's a lot cheaper/easier than having to get everything repainted.

It looks good. I have a black 370z roadster and i would like to plasti dip and enhance my handles and emblems. My other option is to get carbon fiber handles and emblems however, the price difference is certainly favoring the plasti dip. Im going to have cf fangs, cf mirror covers, cf license plate cover, and cf rear diffuser.

Thats a great point :iagree:

Just some advice, you'll probably need a lot of coats to get the glossiness that you're looking for. Probably 4-5 coats of the glossifier minimum.

No matter what I want, it seems it will cost lots of money or lots of time. Looks like I just might do plasti dip. My curiosity is getting the better of me.:rolleyes:

Same thing happened with me. I used the glossifier on my emblems, which is why I know you'll need a lot of it :p