I didn't really care for the all yellow front fender so I plasti-dipped the legs of them. I think it turned out looking very well, we'll see how I feel in a month or two.
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It looks very nice!
Looks good!
I thought about dipping the rear shock spring red... [thumbsup]
I think it looks really good!! [thumbsup]
Sharp. Do you have a yellow hugger as well?
What I first saw plasti dip I cringed. Somehow that came out looking great! [thumbsup]
Don't use a hugger, don't like the look of them. I pay the price when I have to clean everything, but to me it's worth it.
And yeah, I was skeptical about plasti-dip too, but I had already used it on the small pods in my frame, the belt covers, and front sprocket cover, so I kinda of new I could get it looking decent for a small area like that. I think that if the plasti-dip starts to come off I'll peal it back, and actually paint the legs matte black. I really like it.