Thanks! I have all my plastics bed lined so I bed lined the H on the front as well. There was a little bit of what I believe is called “ghosting” but after a couple buffs over with some good wax it’s blended and you can’t tell they were ever there!that looks great, are you also removing the H honda emblem from the front of the car, was there any outline of paint fade after removing the emblems from the rear?
Bedlined???...what did you do and how is that holding up? I was planning on trying to dye mine.Thanks! I have all my plastics bed lined so I bed lined the H on the front as well. There was a little bit of what I believe is called “ghosting” but after a couple buffs over with some good wax it’s blended and you can’t tell they were ever there!
Cool can you post a pic of the front badgeThanks! I have all my plastics bed lined so I bed lined the H on the front as well. There was a little bit of what I believe is called “ghosting” but after a couple buffs over with some good wax it’s blended and you can’t tell they were ever there!
yup, I removed all the plastics and used Hurculiner and did 2 passes over everything, been about 6 months and it still looks pretty much new. It started to lose its shine a bit, I'm thinking some ForeverBlack might make it hold its shine but its not that high on my priority listBedlined???...what did you do and how is that holding up? I was planning on trying to dye mine.
Did you use the paint on or spray cans? I was thinking of getting some plastic prep and professional plastic dye....do you think that would be better? Thanks.yup, I removed all the plastics and used Hurculiner and did 2 passes over everything, been about 6 months and it still looks pretty much new. It started to lose its shine a bit, I'm thinking some ForeverBlack might make it hold its shine but its not that high on my priority list
Cool can you post a pic of the front badge
depends on the look your going for. I used the roll on which comes with a special roller that gives it that rough texture. Honestly this was relatively inexpensive (about 100 dollars, order a big bag of clips cause you'll inevitably break a few getting all the plastics off) really easy to do and literally no maintenance. I've never used the dye myself but I've heard mixed things about it. If I was doing it again I would do the same thingDid you use the paint on or spray cans? I was thinking of getting some plastic prep and professional plastic dye....do you think that would be better? Thanks.
I contacted SEM today to get their take on it. Will let you know what I find out.depends on the look your going for. I used the roll on which comes with a special roller that gives it that rough texture. Honestly this was relatively inexpensive (about 100 dollars, order a big bag of clips cause you'll inevitably break a few getting all the plastics off) really easy to do and literally no maintenance. I've never used the dye myself but I've heard mixed things about it. If I was doing it again I would do the same thing