Some time ago I ran across this thread. Bought a couple cans if plastic dip. Did my trailer wheels, spare first to see then the other 4. I was impressed. I then did my super glide wheels. I was concerned about it being durable. Well it is. After 5,000 miles they still look like I just did em. I decided to go with chrome wheels, changed it to a trike. Could not afford a new front wheel so I decided to remove the plastic coat. That stuff sticks really good. You can peel it off but it takes some time to get it cleaned. I have a commercial power washer, 4,500 psi. It would barely take it off. It worked but it took some time. I will look into the other brand

 

You got it........4 coats is good

 

Thanks again!

 

Got my mirrors done. Thanks to HD7585 for all the tips!

 

Now I'm thinking about the levers.....


Definitely want to do the lowers soon too!

 

Great thread. Cheap and looks pretty easy.

 

Put a lil Plasti on my AC and timer covers.




Plastidip on AC and timer cover<br/><br/>

 

Did my stock a/c cover and horn cover. This stuff is great. I am planning dipping my fender strut covers, headlights and the top and bottom sections of my shocks. It definitely is an inexpensive way to complete the black out look of a bike.

 

A few of us have done the levers. It didn't last unfortunately.

 

Alright I'm sold went and got a can last night, I'm sure the primary has to be removed to do this, that can wait until I change the oil, but I'm starting with the mirrors, horn, a/c. Here we go.