Painted plastic bumper cover
I used the Satin. Now I wish I would have used the flat or ultra flat. It looks pretty good but kinda off. Like a high gloss coat that didn't turn out right. Hard to tell in the pic though. May pop it off and do it in flat. may not. I'm lazy.
I noticed the satin really isn't that satin-y of a finish, my radio bezel looks just like gloss even after 4 coats of krylon satin clear on top of the satin fusion.
I used the gloss on my exterior parts.
My front bumper/valance has been done a couple years & it still looks shiny.
The fender flares have got a little dull or chalky looking, but I've been lazy & haven't kept them wiped down with armor all. After a quick wipe down, they look like new again.
I used the gloss on my exterior parts.
My front bumper/valance has been done a couple years & it still looks shiny.
The fender flares have got a little dull or chalky looking, but I've been lazy & haven't kept them wiped down with armor all. After a quick wipe down, they look like new again.
Good!
I just squeezed the clips and pulled. came off easy. the tag lights were the hardest part.
I have been climbing all over my painted plastic bumper thingy and it is holding up fine.
Its all in the prep!
Its all in the prep!
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