5th gens with vinyl on front bumper

Perfect. Thanks.

 

For those who have plasti-dipped, would it be easy to touch up a rock ding, without it showing up as being touched up, as in looking different?

 

We (my buddy & I bought the whole kit with sprayer) we have never done a lower bumper; only grills, wheels, emblems, spoilers etc... I like our 4runner silver accents but I wish they matched. We had our G35xs wheels & badges done & they looked new after 5 yrs. Before getting the 4Runner. There is dip-coat that keeps it looking "new?". https://www.dipyourcar.com/products/dip-coat-spray
Plus, if you ever have a big chips it is easy to redo & repair!
I have a '04 F-250 & about to get some factory aluminum Alcoa wheels off of an Excursion. I am going to plastidip them & will make a write-up for informational purposes.
We live the stuff...
Ryan.

 

I went the vinyl route when I had my stock grille. If not for the damage from my accident and taking advantage of the situation to upgrade to the 'heritage' grille, I would of kept this look for a long while. Had the valance on the rear bumper wrapped as well.

 

Installed.

 

Great job and no overspray on the Holiday decorations

 

Can I ask, about how much did this cost?

 

$300 total by a local guy in Fremont I came across on facebook. $50 for the material, $250 for the install.

 

Can of bedliner is $5 if anyone is curious.

 

That's cool, personally I don't like the look of bedliner and on the upper grille would be worse but to each his own

 

Totally agree. The Pro grille will be here Monday for mine.

 

No issues. It wasn’t 100% perfect when I did it and could use a touch up but it works for me. Still recommend bed liner over PlastiDip

 

Cool. Happy with how it turned out.