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Has anyone ever ever sprayed plasti dip or elastiwrap on an endura bumper? I am talking about using a spray gun. Just checking to see if this is a solution to support keeping the finish flexible and not cracking. I know you can go thru a whole lot of effort with paint, but really want to know if anyone has experience with either of the two mentioned products with endura bumpers.
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Good idea. You can buy enough high quality Avery or 3m vinyl wrap to do that for about 60.00 - 70.00 I bet
http://a.co/gkDznPa It'd would be worth trying. Totally non destructive.. The Plastidip would be a little more involved in that you'd use a gun and tape things off.. I'd try vinyl first. I'm going to try this on some small parts first myself soon to get a feel for what it looks like and how its done. I've watched a number of videos and read up on this. It's a valid option...
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I have used the clear elastawrap a few times on my wheels. It helps keep the powder coat from chipping and the polished part from getting all water spotted and what not. I've just used it from a rattle can and with moderate to decent success.
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Elastiwrap Avail in Gloss Black?
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