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What about hydrodipping? I was looking at it but if the piece is complicated the end result might not be as good, I've seen it recently where if you have a checkered pattern for example and dip it, the area where the plastic bends, those checkered boxes look stretch. Doesn't look terrible but not the best result either. Every rattlecan job I've seen has turned out crap (at least on the skylines, they are always peeling and bubbling) but I haven't seen anyone get a proper spray gun and compressor and go at it. In theory they should last a lot longer. Vinyl wrap is another option (also difficult if there are a lot of complicated sections) -
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The way I think about it is, it's doomed to fail. Anything that marred the colored plastic is absolutely going to obliterate any paint finish. And it got scratched or touched or used in the past to get into that state. People need to start reproducing plastic parts or 3D print replacements that clip in that are colored all the way through and not just coated in something (anything). -
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