Dip rear vent caps appliqués?

Dip vent caps on white Yukon?


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treehan77

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has anyone plasti dipped those rear vent caps? Mine are the regular black ones on an 05 Yukon, don't look great. Figured either dipping them in black would be a cheap way to make them look nice. Opinions? I doubt white (truck is white) would look right....
 

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Have them painted to match by a body shop-a nice glossy finish would look good....
 
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i think if i was going to spend the money to have a shop paint them, i'd want them smoothed out also. i should've emphasized the CHEAP part !
 
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My vote would be to get smoothies and paint them to match the truck. For the cheap option, I vote black plasti-dip.
 

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I've dipped many things (esky end caps, thrid brake light, grille) for a "temporary" and cheap solution and ended up just leaving them a lot longer than expected lol. If you do it RIGHT you can have them perfectly smooth and glossy with dip. You could probably DIY for less than $20. It not going to top real paint, look at OHSIXX'S truck above^^^ (that rear end is looking good Jay lol) but it can look good
 

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I've dipped many things (esky end caps, thrid brake light, grille) for a "temporary" and cheap solution and ended up just leaving them a lot longer than expected lol. If you do it RIGHT you can have them perfectly smooth and glossy with dip. You could probably DIY for less than $20. It not going to top real paint, look at OHSIXX'S truck above^^^ (that rear end is looking good Jay lol) but it can look good


Manny is right....Dip can look pretty good if done correctly-watch a few how to vids on youtube....you should be able to get away with 1 can of dip and 1 can of glossifier.

Thanks for noticing my rear...LOL...painter did an awesome job!
 

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