My Plasti-Dip projects :-)
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Ummmmm pretty sure the cap is removable.
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Looks good! This is what I have been thinking about doing too... Any other pics (closer or maybe a straight shot)? Did you take the piece off, or just tape it off?
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Even if he removed the rear bumper, he would still have to tape it off, so I can assume he taped it off while it was still on the car. It looks very good.
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I taped off most of the bumper, but I carefully razorbladed along the inside of the diffuser lip and peeled off the rest to get the crisp line that you see there.
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Interesting, I thought the 13+ rear bumpers were one piece. Do you leave the bumper on when replacing the diffuser? I know for my 11 I had to remove the entire bumper cover.
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Cool. Thanks! I am not a huge fan of the CS diffuser (I like the idea of it, just not the overall look), so I thought this would be a good way to get a similar look until something else comes along that I do like...