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With all due respect, you should try something before you make assumptions. I dipped my handles properly over a year ago. They still look great and are slightly peeling on
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With all due respect, you should try something before you make assumptions.
I dipped my handles properly over a year ago. They still look great and are slightly peeling on the inside finger area. If you spray the handles with 4-5 coats PROPERLY, the dip will last. Not only that, but if it does chip or scratch or come off, you can take the can- Spray the area- And 30 seconds later it looks perfect again. Black Door Handles: Plastidip- $2.50 for half the can Paint/Powdercoat- $50-100 CF Handles- $200 They all look awesome. Save your money. & Listen to someone with actual experience.
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My advice: If the surface you want to plasti dip moves in a manner that it touches another surface, I would not use plasti dip. But hey, it is your car and you should do what you want with it! I was just offering some advice that I thought would save you time in the future. Good luck to the OP, and Nick, I hope your plasti dipped handles continue to look great! |
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