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So they are possibly lasting about a year or so? If that's the case it is much better than simply buffing and waxing them and how short of a time that lasts for.

Does anyone know if the 50/50 mix of minwax and mineral spirits has been holding up to the UV's of the sun over time?

My DP endlinks went in about 14-18 months as well.

Oh I see. Yeah, I Plasti Dipped that area.

I didn't remove weather stripping because of the ease of removing the Plasti Dip. What window trim or tape are you referring to?

I really wish that I could have my summer wheels on. Oh well, next year.

I haven't had the time to remove all of the Dip on the seals. For instance the rear drivers side door jamb.

Yeah, that was horrible. That story seems that it will always resurface when this is asked about ;)

Pictures of the two drilled holes before bolting or just closer photos?

Bolted and double sided tape.

I got it from here http://www.andysautosport.com/lincoln/2000_9999_ls/exterior/wings/paintable_wings/restyling_ideas/ It is a factory replica of the LSE lip spoiler.

No surprises. Although I already had tested Plasti Dip on my front drivers fender for about 4 months. So, I knew what it was going to be like. I didn't wash it any differently than a conventional paint finish. Soap, wash mitt, squeegee and a chamois. You can't use regular wax but can use spray...

Shadows from the tall grass in the field silly. It was tall grass in most of that field.

Hand washed and waxed for the first time after spraying it.

Right after it's first hand wash and wax yesterday. The photos were only taken with my phone camera.

This color is outstanding at hiding dirt.

Good quick test. Good idea

I don't know if he is coming back here. :(

Yeah, I have some Eagle One: Nano Wax. I have only washed the car once since I sprayed it three weeks ago and I used the Eagle One spray wax. It also made the surface feel a little nicer as well. I am looking forward to when I can finally put my summer wheels back on (after engine tune up and...

This color was my inspiration. Before I saw this I was going for a blue. You can see my test swatches of my blue in a few of those photos.