vblick

You're welcome! Seriously though, don't be concerned about spraying the sensors. This stuff comes off easily. I had a lot of similar concerns before I used dip. When done right, it looks really good. It smells like spray paint when it goes on but it dries like a hard rubber. The more coats you put on the stronger it is. If you put enough coats on (4-5) everything will peel right off, you just have to snag a spot to grip it and pull it off. If you don't put enough coats on you can literally rub it off with your fingers or a rag. I had one attempt where I was spraying too far away on my rear spoiler, maybe 20 inches, and the stuff just didn't settle right. I couldn't pull it off or rub it off. I poured some goo gone on it and and wiped it all off after about a minute. The best thing about it is you can always start over with no worries.

These aren't pictures from my car but this is exactly what my car looks like but different rims. I was inspired to dip my car because of this guy.

PJQ5S

[QUOTE=spijun;24527614]Different people like different things:

My sentiments, exactly - Thanks, spijun. Appreciate the links as well - AND all the technical assistance you've offered over the years. Your help has been invaluable to us all

All the best!

PJQ5S

[QUOTE=vblick;24527649]You're welcome! Seriously though, don't be concerned about spraying the sensors. This stuff comes off easily. I had a lot of similar concerns before I used dip. When done right, it looks really good. It smells like spray paint when it goes on but it dries like a hard rubber. The more coats you put on the stronger it is. If you put enough coats on (4-5) everything will peel right off, you just have to snag a spot to grip it and pull it off. If you don't put enough coats on you can literally rub it off with your fingers or a rag. I had one attempt where I was spraying too far away on my rear spoiler, maybe 20 inches, and the stuff just didn't settle right. I couldn't pull it off or rub it off. I poured some goo gone on it and and wiped it all off after about a minute. The best thing about it is you can always start over with no worries.

Thanks again, vblick. That's kinda what I thought too. I figured, what the heck? - I can give it a shot and just "undo" it if it comes out crappy or I don't like it. Although Plasti-dip looks and smells like spray-paint, the final product is far from it as it's NOT permanent.

Anyway - whatever I end up doing will probably have to wait until Spring since the weather here in the NE is so terrible these days :/