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I can't remember what this product was called, but it was some sort of liquid "dip" that put a rubberized coating on things... Primarily, it was designed to put the vulcanized little coating on tool handles (i.e. the grips on pliers)... Anyway, I remember this because back in the day when I used to race build/race r/c cars, I used the coating to create durable little rollcages for my RC-10s and whatnot....

So, the question is, do you think this might be something to try with interior bits? I'm thinking someone should try dipping things like the doorhandles, since they are chintzy as all get-out... at least on my '99 they are. The "dip" was available in different colors as well... blue, red, black... you might even be able to custom-mix a color, I don't know....

Anyone remember what this stuff is called, or think this might be a good idea?

Hey I know exactly what you're tlaking about. It's called Plast-Dip. I had never thought of that but it seems like a very cool idea.

I have no idea what this stuff might be called but I think it would be something cool to try. And if it worked it would probably be more durable then painting the little pieces on the interior of your truck. :drunk: :afro: :pimp:

Someone has to say it, might as well be me . . .

Is this something you can dip your hootus in?:confused:

No!!!! Not the hootus!!! :E :nuts: :naughty: :E :nuts: :naughty:

Well,you prolly could,but how would you pee ?????

very carefully

Sounds like a cool idea, if you try it be sure and post pics!

This is kinda off-topic Chris P,but did ya get my email ?

Originally posted by 99 Supercab
Well,you prolly could,but how would you pee ?????

install a spring loaded door that opens upon pressure. :)

Originally posted by boysetsfire
Sounds like a cool idea, if you try it be sure and post pics!

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