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Plastidip door trim

Started by FracaSHO, January 14, 2014, 11:50:52 PM

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FracaSHO

Since I am on a budget I have decided to go the plastidip route. At first I was gonna leave the door trim as is. But after seeing some painted to match body color, I want to dip the door trim. Short of removing the trim, dipping, then reapplying, what's the best way to get the trim around the mirrors?  Specifically the trim on the actual door right under the mirrors. Thanks.


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Brad
2010 Tuxedo Black SHO w/ PP

BiGMaC

Quote from: FracaSHO on January 14, 2014, 11:50:52 PM
Since I am on a budget I have decided to go the plastidip route. At first I was gonna leave the door trim as is. But after seeing some painted to match body color, I want to dip the door trim. Short of removing the trim, dipping, then reapplying, what's the best way to get the trim around the mirrors?  Specifically the trim on the actual door right under the mirrors. Thanks.


Contact Darkside for details... It is very thin, attached with 3M double-sided tape, and VERY easy to bend.  He ended up buying new, painting and then replacing his... an alternative would be to paint it in place with the door mirrors removed.

•2013 Taurus SHO nonPP - All Ford factory options, 3BAR MAP, LMS v8 tune (mods for 3BAR, DPs, and T-stat), Paint & plastic correction, CQuart finest all exterior surfaces, limo black window tint,VLED Triton switchbacks, Daytime BrightLites switchback DRLs, full interior and exterior LED conversion, Lamin-X charcoal blackout tail lights and reflectors, PPE catted and coated downpipes, EBPP coated hotpipes with BoVs VTA, MDesign CAI
•2013 F250 CC Lariat 6.7EB Diesel -stock

Shonuff1140

Just be patient and do about 5 coats so it peels off the excess areas easily.

DJE624

I was thinking of wrapping mine.

FracaSHO

Quote from: BiGMaC on January 14, 2014, 11:54:36 PM
Quote from: FracaSHO on January 14, 2014, 11:50:52 PM
Since I am on a budget I have decided to go the plastidip route. At first I was gonna leave the door trim as is. But after seeing some painted to match body color, I want to dip the door trim. Short of removing the trim, dipping, then reapplying, what's the best way to get the trim around the mirrors?  Specifically the trim on the actual door right under the mirrors. Thanks.


Contact Darkside for details... It is very thin, attached with 3M double-sided tape, and VERY easy to bend.  He ended up buying new, painting and then replacing his... an alternative would be to paint it in place with the door mirrors removed.

I PM'd Darkside to get his insight.  If I went the painted route, I'd  probably get new trim, then remove the old. I don't really see a benefit to that if I plastidip. But I don't want to get it all over the car even though I know it's easy to remove. Any idea how to get the mirrors off?


Brad
2010 SHO with PP
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Brad
2010 Tuxedo Black SHO w/ PP