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- DG
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Cheers
. I've ordered a black pack but the rear silver is a bit annoying so I might go down the same route.
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- Dirty Trucker
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- DG
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The D5 will be my 3rd black & white combo ....always turns a head
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- Road Runner 2017
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Dirty Trucker wrote:
I know the Black & White combination isn't everyones cuppa, but I think it look the nuts. The beauty with wrapping is you can take it back to original.
Yes that is a bonus getting it back too original without having too respray it. I may plastic dip the wheels black as it just peels away easily if need be.
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- Dirty Trucker
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- Road Runner 2017
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Plasti dip is a spray on rubber solution. Very durable, but easily comes off, and alot cheaper than vinyl wrapping. I tried uploading a few videos from you tube, but it won't let me attach on here.
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- Dirty Trucker
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Just watched a couple of videos on youtube,it looks good stuff but if I did it would look a mess. One video the guy did say it may only last a year or two
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- Road Runner 2017
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I will experiment on my trailer wheels and see how it goes first, and will report accordingly. One video the guy was struggling too rip it off his wheel. It look quite flexible and durable too me. Maybe dependant on how many coats you apply in the first place?
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- Dirty Trucker
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- Road Runner 2017
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Am just thinking plasti dip would be less likely too rip as oppossed too the vinyl wrap, especially on exposed areas like the rear tow eye cover from all the gravel and road rash, due to it being of a rubber compound. I may well be wrong but will have a bit of mess around over the weekend. I will try and upload videos i have seen, but for some reason its not even letting me upload photos either. -
- Dirty Trucker
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- Road Runner 2017
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D5 is still on order am afraid. March 1st is anticipated pick up.
I did tow with the FE we had briefly.
Will be towing alot more, once it arrives. Use the car transporter too take the car down too the racetrack, plus use the motorbike trailer for the kids scramblers and for my bike track days.
Use the heavy duty Ifor Williams trailer to pick up logs and coal for the fire
The D4 was a brilliant workhorse when it came too towing. Nothing else comes remotely close in my opinion. thumbsup:
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- Russell
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- Dirty Trucker
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What do you tow? is it any good?
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- Russell
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I tow a large TA caravan and have had no issues apart from speed
Too easy for the speed to creep up
Namib Orange 1st Edition with black roof and wheels.
Privacy, tow bar, drive pack, surround camera, heated front & rear seats, auto dim door mirrors, side steps, remote Pro, RSE, arm rest fridge dash cam front and rear.
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