cvipgo

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You missed the license plate frame man:>)- looks chrome...

cereal2k

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Yeah, I'm gonna get that too.......................and maybe something else.. what could it be????

cvipgo

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"Infiniti and the G37 emblems" man if plasti-dip is easy to remove then it can not be durable...?

emyrl

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Looks nicer in your pictures than it did on mine in person. I have a VR and I did this to my grille over a year ago and it looks pretty good. I did the trunk lid, mt fuji, and g37 badges a week ago. I think the trunk lid done in plastidip looks kind of nasty. I stripped that thing off right away. The badges look alright. Personally though I think plastidip only looks good with the grille, but thats just my opinion.

cereal2k

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I define durable as not coming off at highway speeds or higher. Or not coming off after a wash. I think the proper application helps.

cereal2k

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Cool emyrl. All feedback and opinions are welcome.

emyrl

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Np. One good thing I do like about plastidip though is that it's extremely durable. Unless you're like me and use bug & tar remover on the plastidip. That WILL eat away the rubber paint.

cereal2k

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Good tip!

cereal2k

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completed work is in the vert pic share

https://www.myg37.com/forums/picture...ml#post2974730

terfer

You should do the emblems to match.

cvipgo

iTrader: (5)

The following is from Plasti-Dip FAQ

Q? Is Plasti Dip® chemical resistant?

"Plasti Dip® protective coating has excellent resistance to acids, alkaline, and most common household chemicals. However, it is best to test this before going ahead with your application. Plasti Dip® does have limited resistance to petroleum based products."