Splash
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so you came to a plasti-dip thread to say Plasti-dip sucks... Troll much?
Anyone using Plasti-dip????
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so you came to a plasti-dip thread to say Plasti-dip sucks... Troll much?
sid_for_speed
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splash what do those binary numbers on the bottom of your sig say?
...to keep thread relavance, I'll plastidip these digits to my bike
!
...to keep thread relavance, I'll plastidip these digits to my bike
!
Splash
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splash what do those binary numbers on the bottom of your sig say?
...to keep thread relavance, I'll plastidip these digits to my bike
"I'd rather be riding"
sid_for_speed
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haha..k
I used it to paint number plates on my tail section. It worked really well and has held up all year.
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Panties in a bunch much? I used it on my car emblems. Looks good in small doses.
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Splash
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rideitlikeyoustoleit
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I'll be Plasti Dipping my whole bike once I get it since I want a specific colour scheme. I'll keep you guys posted with pics!
Think someone posted this not too long ago. It is neat. They were demo'ing it at the motorcycle show.
robmack
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If you're considering Plasti-dip for renewable stone chip protection, then another alternative might be 3M 8671HS protective tape. Read about this stuff on another forum I frequent. This tape is a clear exterior vinyl tape which is used by commercial/military aviation to protect aircraft and helicopter rotor leading edges from wear and abrasion. Available through Ebay from various sellers; in rolls of varying widths. This is an example of a 5" wide strip applied to the leading edge of a bike's spoiler.
