lemueljedc
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the key is the angle and the coating itself. with the 1st coat, you just need a very light coating, just enough for the next coats to adhere. don't expect the first coat to cover everything. 2nd coat is the same. light coating, but the spray is pointing a little downwards so you can get the upper edge of the emblem. 3rd coat is still light with the spray pointing upwards so you can cover the parts under the emblem. You can go heavy on the last two coats. just be careful not to overdo it, otherwise it might drip. too less and it creates texture.howd you do the civic emblem so well?
Peel the background
with plastidip you can actually just peel around the lettering when it has dried. a majority of people do it this way instead of just masking the lettering which is a bitch.hey, that looks very clean. in the vid i see u dipped a bit more than the area needed dipping, does that mean u used some sort of cutter to cut the outline so clean like that? can you tell more about it.
the key is to add at least 5-7 coats. I made the last coating thick so the excess can be peeled nicely. no need to use a cutter. if you happen to leave some plasti dip on the sides, just use a toothpick to remove it. you want to make sure that the plasti dip on the sides and the emblem itself don't stick together, otherwise there's a chance you'll lift the dip on the emblem when you remove the excess.hey, that looks very clean. in the vid i see u dipped a bit more than the area needed dipping, does that mean u used some sort of cutter to cut the outline so clean like that? can you tell more about it.
Thanks for the idea. Looks great
I think this looks better and cheaper than buying a Red Honda emblem.
clean but imo i would peel off the background...another black square to the already big black fake vents....
Not a budget but my boys brought up the fact that it can get stolen.yup, the plasti dip spray is only $5-6, but you really can't compare it to the JDM Honda Emblem. yeah, the original costs a lot, but if I had the budget, no questions asked; I'd get the red emblem.
people steal them cause they cant afford themNot a budget but my boys brought up the fact that it can get stolen.
I prefer it too because of the sleeper look, TBH I'd take it off if I can but Honda drills holes.
I hate them and my Murano is completely de-badged including the Nissan logo.