just get a matte black decklid blackout

http://www.americanmuscle.com/2010-m...-blackout.html

 

....and then the 10-12 tail lights to solve the issue there......

 

How about using Plasti Dip to protect it? looks easy enough to take off...

 

This is what i knew would happen. It will also be a scratch magnet.

 

I said this when it first came out but it's gonna get scratches easily on it no matter what body color u choose

 

When i look at the taillights on the pictures of this product, it makes me think of an anime girl crying. Big wet eyes.

 

I don't know what this is, or does, but I want my 3:10 seconds back for waching that.

 

Why haha did haha watch hahaha the haha whole hahaha thing?

 

To be Honest, I thought something would change, just when it looked like it was being ripped out he got stuck ...LOL ...I guess i was waiting for a different ending

And I kept watching.

 

ill plasti dip the taillight panel, bottom defuser area, hood scoops, side skirts, brembo wheels. should be a fun project... if i don't like it ill peal it off lol

 

that will work ... but the best idea is -- drive backwards -- then dust off the headlight covers!

seriously, its gonna happen; there's not much you can do except keep a microfiber cloth with you -- i keep one on the back seat for quick wipe downs

 

i just posted link to show even a whole roof of car can be peeled off...so doing it on rear pianoblack is easy to remove if you don't like results...if you do a utube search on the stuff,there are even videos showing guys who do there whole car...

 

I understand that when I ride my Mustang, there will be some dust deposits, I am not an idiot. But my frustration comes from that fact that the dust comes back few minutes after I finished cleaning it and I have not even start the engine yet, it's still parked. I don't live near a quarry for god sake, but I carry now a few cloths in the trunk...

 

The problem is if you dust the tail lights you will get fine scratches. The only way to clean the back end is by washing it. Get some ONR and make some detailing spray with it. I have only washed my back end and have never dusted it dry and still see fine scratches in the tail lights housings. Tried plastic x and swirl x. They help some but you can still see them. Just like the radio display wipe that once and its fine scratch hell.

 

I'd have it painted immediately

 

I knew this would be an issue on the 13's as soon as I saw it in person at the car show. It's a dust, fingerprint and swirl magnet. I would love to have that problem though. Lol!

 

Anyone tried to wax it yet? I am not sure since it is plastic...

 

Yeah I waxed it and it helps...a little.

 

Are the panel and the black part of the rear lights made out of the same material as the radio display? lol

I was at Fabulous Ford Forever and they had a few '13s at their booth. The rear looked all messed up already... not just swirls I mean light scratches. Yeah, I'm sure people want to touch it, but I'm pretty sure no one did it with anything other than their fingers...

 

If anyone is brave enough to have their gloss black tail panel plastic sand/media blasted I would really be curious how it would turn out.

I think someone who has decent experience with blasting could give you a nice matte finish.

I believe 800 grit wet sanding would do the trick as well but not with as much uniformity and consistency as the blasting...