So, I got tired of looking at the midnight grill, and how the paint on the grill is metallic flake and the lower grill openings are flat black.

So, I thought "what the hell," I can peel it off if I don't like it.

Second coat drying:

 

you know what i might give that a try too. it looks like a nice job though

 

I like it. Then again, i'm biased.

 

My 4 Runner coming in next month has this huge, chrome, monstrosity on the front grill. That'll be plasti-dipped too:

 

Thanks, but Mike gets all the credit. BTW, this stuff is SUPER easy to use, and unlike spray paint, very forgiving if you get it a little thick in places.

3rd coat done.

 

Done, came out quite nice. As I said before, this stuff is really forgiving, and areas where I thought I had sprayed too much hardly showed any flaws. If the same mistakes were done with spray paint, the results wouldn't be as nice.

 

Eticket any farther distance photos???

 

Can get some tomorrow, how far away u want them?

 

=) something where we can see the whole car. Close shots don't do justice. need something when you look it from the side/distance you know.

 

what kind of spray did you use. Im lost . Tried lookin up v3 no luck

 

V3 stand for version 3. it's just something we did with rubber coating called PlatiDip. Everyone does different painting with it so we started numbering them.

 

plasti-dip....its more like a rubber coating that you can "peel" off if needed rather than a paint.

 

Also, I can confirm that it will peel off. In the area behind the Fuji, I taped over the two holes where the emblem's tabs insert into. When I peeled off the tape, the dried spray was actually pulling off with the tape (overlapped areas), so I had to hold down the edge of the plastidip and then pull up on the tape

 

Bro you know what I did so it wouldn't start pulling. Just use a razor blade and slightly go over the edges where the lines are. works pretty good.

 

Ya, but it was behind the emblem so I wasn't too concerned. At least I know it peels off relatively easy