secrt0007agt

Had this sprayed on yesterday;

gunnerjuju

Looks good.

docwyle

I'm sorry but not my cup of tea

96GS#007

Not for me, but if it works for you, that's all that matters. I just think it makes it look like the car was wrecked and then fixed with an unpainted replacement bumper cover.

What about the hood? headlight lens? fog light lens?

Wildmanht

Really does make it look like it is primer and ready to paint. Long as you are happy with it and protects what you want it to do.

ZR1Cat

That will surely provide some paint protection, but it reminds me of my 2013 Subaru Outback that has copious amounts of flat black vinyl cladding on the front and sides. I love it on my Outback as it is very functional; I think I would like it less so on my vette.

If paint protection is your objective, then you did a great job!

veloz

not bad..kinda-like it......problem with plastdip on front bumpers is that it will chip out with road debris and you wont be able to fix - or make it look the same...keep us posted..

switchblade six

Those custom made brake ducts?

Don-Vette

Really cheapens the look of the car IMO. As long as you like it who cares!

Gman in NC

Not sure how much time is involved but I could surely see that prior to a long trip.

secrt0007agt

The ducts are for air intake.

nous defions

Doesn't Plastidip make a clear, glossy, spray? Wouldn't that do the job just the same?

jbomx363

Yes.

And..sorry.. just looks out of place with the flat black. But for a temporary bra..guess it works.

dvilin

Okay for a long roadtrip but not for an everyday look.

ButWhatDoIKnow

and it's temporary. Change it when you get tired of it.

Let us know how it "wears"

Thanks for sharing.

2k Cobra

Looks good to me.

How many $, if I may ask??

switchblade six

3M makes it..

and both are not that easy to remove

Did my center exhaust rear diffuser and it took hours with a drill and eraser bit to remove

whit1

Looks great...easy way to protect front end.
Plasti dip is easy to use, I've done rims with it..taking your time in between light light coats is the key. Also heat the can up in hot water. It will spay smooth

O TAZ

I like it , would like to see it out in the sun light, great job !

trebor8008

You can fix the plasti-dip now. With a little practice it will look as if nothing ever happened.