Plasti Dip is a Mod

I'll try that on emblem.

 

That’s a plus side that the crap peels off easily?....

 

The struggle is real. Try it. It's awesome.

 

Hoover is gonna end up plasti dipping his silverware once he checks it out. He won't be able to help himself.

 

I dig Hoover. Funny dude

 

Only within the first hour. It takes 3-4 hours to bond correctly to the surface then you can power wash it if you want. Plus when it comes to self applicating products the quality of the work comes from the applicator. If you aren’t preparing the surface properly or applying it correctly then you will get crap results.

 

No but these xmass lights are. Post a pic with them on.

 

Already did. On another thread

 

Tinting your windows with a dry erase marker is a mod

 

If I can remove your mod with a high pressure hose(not even a pressure washer), then its not a mod....

 

Well....
You cant.

 

That means my mudflaps aren't a mod

 

Finally, an unambiguous criterion. I'll try this on my colored led dash lights and report back.

 

Oem mod themselves on the regular

 

How does this stuff hold up to washing? Does it peel or scrape off when your using a brush or going through a drive through car wash?

 

If you do 3 coats yes. If you want a durable hold I would recommend 8-10 coats.

 

i did my pinch weld, brush on, about 3 pretty thick coats. that was about 4 months ago with wheeling and washing both by hand and a drive thru twice. no damage at all to the dip... which surprised me honestly and I'm happy with that!

 

Mine has held up for years of washing scrubbing.
Front grill..rear bumper winter wheels and emblems

.. IF done correctly you will have no problems.

 

I have heard hear and there about wheels but never done them myself. They held up pretty well? What about the nuts and around the threads?