Plastidip
I used it on the OER spoiler on my Duster to give it a textured, matte finish. Works well, just used the aerosol cans they sell. Haven't tried peeling it off or anything though. I'll probably use it on the rear spoiler I have for my Duster as well, and possibly on a set of wheels. Seems like it holds up well. Obviously not permanent, but that's actually kind of nice for wheels. Try some different looks. I have not done stripes or graphics with it, but that's a pretty good idea. If nothing else it would be good to see what a set of stripes would look like on a car. Leave it on for a month and see if you actually like it or not before doing something like vinyl stripes.
I used it on the OER spoiler on my Duster to give it a textured, matte finish. Works well, just used the aerosol cans they sell. Haven't tried peeling it off or anything though. I'll probably use it on the rear spoiler I have for my Duster as well, and possibly on a set of wheels. Seems like it holds up well. Obviously not permanent, but that's actually kind of nice for wheels. Try some different looks. I have not done stripes or graphics with it, but that's a pretty good idea. If nothing else it would be good to see what a set of stripes would look like on a car. Leave it on for a month and see if you actually like it or not before doing something like vinyl stripes.
