Seatown Stang
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If your looking to add some uniqueness to the ride or just wan to see what it'll look like before you purchase a pair of blacked out emblems.
Tools needed:
Paper
painters tape
scissors
razor
Plasti Dip
Video: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZzix0gfvT0tJF-xBWOEOeA
Step 1:
cut a rectangle in the paper a little larger than the emblem size and tape it to the car
Step 2:
place tape over the "Point", press it into the corners and use a razor or shape knife to cut.
Step 3:
Paint. 1st coat get a 50/50 coverage and the 2-3 more wet coats after that. allow about 2-3 mins between coats.
Step 4:
Remove tape from "Point" immediately after last coat is laid. This will allow for a nice straight cut around the point without having to worry about pulling up the plasti dip around the area.
Step 5: (if you have a vinyl overlay for the point)
place overlay in point and you are done...almost
Step 6: clean up
Clean up any over spray by rubbing it with a micro fiber towel.
Tools needed:
Paper
painters tape
scissors
razor
Plasti Dip
Video: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZzix0gfvT0tJF-xBWOEOeA
Step 1:
cut a rectangle in the paper a little larger than the emblem size and tape it to the car
Step 2:
place tape over the "Point", press it into the corners and use a razor or shape knife to cut.
Step 3:
Paint. 1st coat get a 50/50 coverage and the 2-3 more wet coats after that. allow about 2-3 mins between coats.
Step 4:
Remove tape from "Point" immediately after last coat is laid. This will allow for a nice straight cut around the point without having to worry about pulling up the plasti dip around the area.
Step 5: (if you have a vinyl overlay for the point)
place overlay in point and you are done...almost
Step 6: clean up
Clean up any over spray by rubbing it with a micro fiber towel.
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