Kanakry
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I have tried to do my fenders twice. For some reason maybe because its cold out it ends up looking like shit. Its weird becuase the rear bumper looks awesome. I just don't get it.
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11TUXSCREW
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anyone do the whole truck yet? if so any tips you can give. what parts did you tape or take off any special techniques
Squatting Dog
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Temp plays a huge factor with plastidip.. Need to be between 70 degrees and mid 80 degrees.. At either extreme the plastidip will not self level out smooth. Too hot and it does not blend well and you can see spray lines (dries too fast). Too cold leaves a rough almost linex/orange peel look.. It is an artfoam laying just enough light coats without spraying too heavy (lumpy) coat. Having patience..
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Kanakry
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Thats exactly what happens, it looks like Seal's face.
I guess i'll have to wait until the spring time. I highly doubt its going to get above 60 the rest of the year here.
I'll try again in 2013
I guess i'll have to wait until the spring time. I highly doubt its going to get above 60 the rest of the year here.
I'll try again in 2013
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http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f11/plastidip=win-14303/
I did mine a few months back- I just re-did my flares today. I scuffed them up with 180 grit this time and removed them to spray it. Its much easier off the truck. No masking and its easier to get an even covering.
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