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Rubber is a natural heat insulator. Lol.
Photos THE Plasti-Dip Pics Thread :D
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Therefore they will hold up to the high heat of the brakes
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Plan on doing my emblems, chrome pieces and the civic emblem. It it easier just to take off the civic emblem and spray it?
For the front/back chrome pieces, how do those come off?
Also this plastic piece on the steering wheel I put red dots on.. What is this piece called.
For the front/back chrome pieces, how do those come off?
Also this plastic piece on the steering wheel I put red dots on.. What is this piece called.
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andre12dbsi
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Plan on doing my emblems, chrome pieces and the civic emblem. It it easier just to take off the civic emblem and spray it?
For the front/back chrome pieces, how do those come off?
Also this plastic piece on the steering wheel I put red dots on.. What is this piece called.
For the chrome and the badges I just taped around them with painters tape. Others have taken them off. Explanations of both are in the thread I believe.
Good luck and post pictures on how it turns out.
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Alright cool, I'll figure out something when I go get the plasti-dip and painters tape
AlienPrime
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idk... can't say it'll hold up. It gets shiney and glossed over with heat and becomes sticky. I know because i've seen it first hand :/
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i wouldnt use dip on the high traffic areas of the steering wheel because it would probably get peeled up. also i know i wouldnt be happy with the finish. but its your call
Only reason I asked cause I wanted to put CF pieces there. I don't wanna plasti dip those pieces.
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like this carbon wrap - http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/my-civic-get-carbon-inside-out.7677/
AlienPrime
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YESS!!! Do that!! ^^
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Exactly like that, time to find some good CF wrap.
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Ah gotcha, Just went through the thread and its legit CF pieces. In the 9th Gen, those CF looking pieces around the head unit etc... Those true CF or fakes?
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those are actual CF weaves.
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? The 2013 oem dash pieces around the radio and stuff? That is not real carbon fiber. It's just plastic pieces made to look like carbon.
andre12dbsi
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Yes. As Webby said. All plastic.
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Alright, I shall replace those pieces too. Gotta make it look legit. Still looks cool from factory
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but the link you sent......
(http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/my-civic-get-carbon-inside-out.7677/)
that is real carbon right?
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It could be, but I have no clue. He's in Taiwan. I just know the oem stuff isn't carbon.but the link you sent......
(http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/my-civic-get-carbon-inside-out.7677/)
that is real carbon right?