Debadging?
I took everything off except for the diamonds. I do it to all my cars. It really cleans it up. I just hit it with a hair dryer for about 30 seconds, hit it with the floss, and then the black stuff left over rubbed off like a booger.
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i had it off, and it looked like crap, take it from me. there's a dimple/excess plastic on the top diamond section and it looks rediculous, even if you trim it as best as you can with a razorblade. instead, go with a vinyl overlay on the front of the diamonds in a lightly textured matte black. it gives the effect of blacking it out, but theres a subtle flash every now and then from certain angles that makes people look twice. will post pics in a bit
Last edited by 03chi-town0Z; Sep 2, 2009 at 09:59 AM. Reason: spelling is terrible
i had it off, and it looked like crap, take it from me. there's a dimple/excess plastic on the top diamond section and it looks rediculous, even if you trim it as best as you can with a razorblade. instead, go with a vinyl overlay on the front of the diamonds in a lightly textured matte black. it gives the effect of blacking it out, but theres a subtle flash every now and then from certain angles that makes people look twice. will post pics in a bit
yeah post up the pics! show me what you mean.
Plasti-Dip is the ultimate for those of us afraid to experiment with satin black paint
Last edited by velocityhead; Sep 2, 2009 at 02:02 PM.
Plasti-Dip is the ultimate for those of us afraid to experiment with satin black paint 

, touche. Well said!
Speaking of such...I need to redo my window trim soon
. Followed your how-to origionally, thanks!
Good deal! I was presure washing my car a few weeks ago after the wedding (specifically trying to get that awful window paint off my car...it's not easy to get off) and ended up peeling the plasti-dip on my trim. I just folded it back down flat and it re-adhered nicely when it dried!






