Plasti dip does not work on areas of high contact.

 

Can you post some pics of where it didn't hold up? In a separate thread though, so that we can stop jacking this thread from TooBroke

 

Haven´t taken any pics of it,but its mostly on the tank.It may hold up for a street rider but not for a track rider..Basically knees rub the plastic and starts to peel.

 

I don't mind the thread jacking, just post pictures. Lol I found a powder coater and have decided to use duplicolor truck bed liner on the frame and sub frame. Picked up some black caliper paint for the front rotors and some other tid bits I don't wanna pay to PC.

 

I experimented around with quite a few of the Bedliners. Duplicolor is by far and away the best. Don't waste your time with the others.

However, make sure you get one that actually has a rattle ball inside of it. The first couple of cans had it, then I got ahold of two cans that didn't. I asked the auto parts store guy, and he said "Uhhhhhh... I'm not sure they come with those ***** inside of the can". Well, they absolutely do and it absolutely makes a difference.

Just watch out for the cans where they're either missing or really stuck. I worked up a sweat trying to get the ball free and never could, so I don't know if they were even in there or if it was just "hella" stuck.

 

Have a can of duplicolor high build primer that is stupid thick. Didn't know there was a ball in there til the guy at the store told me. I took some crappy Pictures of The frame stripped getting ready to prime and coat it.

 

It makes a huge difference. Post some pictures when you get it going

 

It makes a huge difference. Post some pictures when you get it going

 

The pictures I took are garbage I can snap some when I get home tonight.

 

Here are some pics of the progress I stripped the frame with aircraft stripper and have been going to to town in between priming some parts. Good news I dropped off the first batch of parts to be coated, I still have to make my way over to my brothers to use his tig welder on subframe.