| bwrx03 | 03-22-2010 04:20 PM |
[quote=classicaddict;30145749]POR 15 doesnt come out textured like this plastidip garbage. its a very very thick self leveling paint that will kill rust.[/quote]
I may have found my answer. Did you use semi gloss?
I may have found my answer. Did you use semi gloss?
| txl146 | 03-22-2010 05:04 PM |
Now we need to find a place to get POR15 from. Anyone knows if HD or Lowes carry similar products?
| classicaddict | 03-22-2010 08:51 PM |
[quote=txl146;30146662]Now we need to find a place to get POR15 from. Anyone knows if HD or Lowes carry similar products?[/quote]
it can be found at any sort of mom and pop parts store that generally caters to classic car customers. its main use is on truck/car frames during restorations.......and no, HD and lowes do not carry it i promise. it can be ordered offline as well.
[quote=bwrx03;30146119]I may have found my answer. Did you use semi gloss?[/quote]
i have never used it on any projects of my own so i have never ordered it. i really dont think it comes in different colors or finishes i may be wrong tho.
por15 will not permit rust to keep forming, but you cant just paint it over loose rust, it needs to be wire wheeled or sand blasted off first.
it can be found at any sort of mom and pop parts store that generally caters to classic car customers. its main use is on truck/car frames during restorations.......and no, HD and lowes do not carry it i promise. it can be ordered offline as well.
[quote=bwrx03;30146119]I may have found my answer. Did you use semi gloss?[/quote]
i have never used it on any projects of my own so i have never ordered it. i really dont think it comes in different colors or finishes i may be wrong tho.
por15 will not permit rust to keep forming, but you cant just paint it over loose rust, it needs to be wire wheeled or sand blasted off first.
| MannyMohawk#5 | 03-22-2010 08:53 PM |
[quote=classicaddict;30140193]i really dont see any reason at all to use plasti dip....................why is everyone so obsessed with this crap!? just use flat black spray paint or under coating if you want the texture.:confused: i honestly dont see the allur of this stuff.[/quote]
I've always wondered this as well. Plasti-Dip is cheap and scrapes off if you look at it wrong.
I've always wondered this as well. Plasti-Dip is cheap and scrapes off if you look at it wrong.
| classicaddict | 03-22-2010 08:58 PM |
[quote=MannyMohawk#5;30149055]I've always wondered this as well. Plasti-Dip is cheap and scrapes off if you look at it wrong.[/quote]
all these people trying to figure out the best way to prep their parts so it sticks.......why bother? its crap. i have painted PLENTY of stuff and have never even had a second thought of useing plastidip. if i want texture i simply hold the can of spray paint a good 1 to 2 feet away on the last coat and give it a few spurts. looks great but not to textured to where you cant even clean it lol.
all these people trying to figure out the best way to prep their parts so it sticks.......why bother? its crap. i have painted PLENTY of stuff and have never even had a second thought of useing plastidip. if i want texture i simply hold the can of spray paint a good 1 to 2 feet away on the last coat and give it a few spurts. looks great but not to textured to where you cant even clean it lol.
| Smoke | 03-22-2010 09:19 PM |
[quote=MannyMohawk#5;30149055]I've always wondered this as well. Plasti-Dip is cheap and scrapes off if you look at it wrong.[/quote]
Because you don't prep it right.
If you take time to prep by: sanding, fine sanding, using adhesion promotor and/or primer, then it will last a long time.
I only paint interior pieces, using it for exterior is just silly when you can use high grade automotive paint.
So far my door cards and center console have held up for almost a year.
Because you don't prep it right.
If you take time to prep by: sanding, fine sanding, using adhesion promotor and/or primer, then it will last a long time.
I only paint interior pieces, using it for exterior is just silly when you can use high grade automotive paint.
So far my door cards and center console have held up for almost a year.
| MannyMohawk#5 | 03-22-2010 10:56 PM |
I know that proper prep work is necessary, but it still doesn't make the stuff anywhere near durable. I guarantee that if I ran my fingernails across your door panel or scuffed it with my foot, the Plasti-Dip would scrape away. It's a good quick fix if you want to change the color of parts or don't have the cash to have it done professionally, but I think a lot of people get the impression that it is great to use any/everywhere.
| Smoke | 03-23-2010 12:45 AM |
[quote=MannyMohawk#5;30150227]I know that proper prep work is necessary, but it still doesn't make the stuff anywhere near durable. I guarantee that if I ran my fingernails across your door panel or scuffed it with my foot, the Plasti-Dip would scrape away. It's a good quick fix if you want to change the color of parts or don't have the cash to have it done professionally, but I think a lot of people get the impression that it is great to use any/everywhere.[/quote]
Yep, this stuff is durable, but not that durable. It's great for interior only.
I found it silly I've read in this thread people wanted to:
-Paint their wheels
-Paint their entire car
-Paint the undercoating
This stuff won't stick at all properly without prep; imagine painting the undercoating, it would require weeks of prep work to make the work pay off.
Yep, this stuff is durable, but not that durable. It's great for interior only.
I found it silly I've read in this thread people wanted to:
-Paint their wheels
-Paint their entire car
-Paint the undercoating
This stuff won't stick at all properly without prep; imagine painting the undercoating, it would require weeks of prep work to make the work pay off.
| bwrx03 | 03-23-2010 01:53 AM |
[quote=classicaddict;30149034]
i have never used it on any projects of my own so i have never ordered it. i really dont think it comes in different colors or finishes i may be wrong tho.
por15 will not permit rust to keep forming, but you cant just paint it over loose rust, it needs to be wire wheeled or sand blasted off first.[/quote]
I was looking at their site and they have black and semi gloss black, just curious at what you used. It looks almost gloss black from your pics but i could be wrong. Got any more pics?
i have never used it on any projects of my own so i have never ordered it. i really dont think it comes in different colors or finishes i may be wrong tho.
por15 will not permit rust to keep forming, but you cant just paint it over loose rust, it needs to be wire wheeled or sand blasted off first.[/quote]
I was looking at their site and they have black and semi gloss black, just curious at what you used. It looks almost gloss black from your pics but i could be wrong. Got any more pics?
| geddesk2 | 03-23-2010 01:55 PM |
Ok...I have had my front fog covers painted w/ plastidip for the last 5k miles and went through a WA winter. So far there isn't a single issue...looks like the day I painted it.
| ILSMKU2 | 03-23-2010 02:00 PM |
^^^wow. I did my front lip with that stuff and one small scrape caused it to slowly peel away with time. The small scrape caused an opening which slowly got bigger and bigger until I just peeled the rest off.
That is one cool thing about it. If you dont like it, peel it right off.
That is one cool thing about it. If you dont like it, peel it right off.
| Himynameisgreg | 03-23-2010 03:38 PM |
[quote=geddesk2;30156774]Ok...I have had my front fog covers painted w/ plastidip for the last 5k miles and went through a WA winter. So far there isn't a single issue...looks like the day I painted it.[/quote]
same. painted the chrome stip on my trunk last february, so its been through 1 1/2 utah winters...still looks fresh when i wash it, and i didn't even sand it :)
same. painted the chrome stip on my trunk last february, so its been through 1 1/2 utah winters...still looks fresh when i wash it, and i didn't even sand it :)
| classicaddict | 03-23-2010 04:21 PM |
[quote=bwrx03;30152031]I was looking at their site and they have black and semi gloss black, just curious at what you used. It looks almost gloss black from your pics but i could be wrong. Got any more pics?[/quote]
i said iv never used it.......and i never posted any pictures lol.
i said iv never used it.......and i never posted any pictures lol.
| bwrx03 | 03-23-2010 04:35 PM |
[quote=classicaddict;30158986]i said iv never used it.......and i never posted any pictures lol.[/quote]
Sorry was drunk last night when i posted that. :lol:
Sorry was drunk last night when i posted that. :lol:
| dingobite | 04-05-2010 12:46 PM |
[quote=bwrx03;30152031]I was looking at their site and they have black and semi gloss black, just curious at what you used. It looks almost gloss black from your pics but i could be wrong. Got any more pics?[/quote]
I dont know which color their useing some of the pictures look so much differant than my results.
Plain Black looks to shiny in the light to my eyes i like the black out look but not my taste with the color i sprayed with.
I dont know which color their useing some of the pictures look so much differant than my results.
Plain Black looks to shiny in the light to my eyes i like the black out look but not my taste with the color i sprayed with.
| dangerousatom | 04-05-2010 01:00 PM |
Depending on how its applied it can be different textures as well.....
[B]-Smooth[/B]
apply heavy untill its almost ready to run
[B]-Matt[/B]
apply the same as [I]Smooth[/I] and a test piece. Apply again when the test piece is set to tacky from a 18-24" distance until you see the texture build up. If you apply too much ( [I]an area will go shiny/smooth[/I] ) shoot until smooth and try again......[I]In my experience this is by far the hardest to do ,because you have to get the dry time just rite for the 2nd spray to bite in and flow ever so slightly[/I]
[B]-Textured[/B]
apply the same as [I]Smooth[/I], after dry apply again from 18-24" distance until you see the texture build up. If you apply too much ( [I]an area will go shiny/smooth [/I]) shoot until smooth and try again
[B]-Smooth[/B]
apply heavy untill its almost ready to run
[B]-Matt[/B]
apply the same as [I]Smooth[/I] and a test piece. Apply again when the test piece is set to tacky from a 18-24" distance until you see the texture build up. If you apply too much ( [I]an area will go shiny/smooth[/I] ) shoot until smooth and try again......[I]In my experience this is by far the hardest to do ,because you have to get the dry time just rite for the 2nd spray to bite in and flow ever so slightly[/I]
[B]-Textured[/B]
apply the same as [I]Smooth[/I], after dry apply again from 18-24" distance until you see the texture build up. If you apply too much ( [I]an area will go shiny/smooth [/I]) shoot until smooth and try again
| under0athh51189 | 04-05-2010 08:01 PM |
i finally did that ugly silver in my dash with this stuff and i love the way it turned out. only pain in the A$$ was that i took the ash tray cigarette lighter door off and it was a pain to get the spring back in. but other than that it turned out awesome all i did was washed all the parts with dish soap and then sprayed them with about 4-5 coats. turned out awesome
| adam_elkcip | 04-05-2010 09:36 PM |
plasti dip blows, i used duplicolor vinyl and fabric spray on the headliner and all the pillars and everything thats the same texture as the pillars 2-4 coats and ur good. dry to the touch in about 10 mins put the pillars back in and nothing scraped off like plasti dip, and no prep work was needed. oh and it worked great on the OS handles as well
| 2:43AM | 04-05-2010 10:44 PM |
If Goldfinger was filmed in present day, that one woman would have been "suffocated" by being painted in Plasti-Dip!
| cps102 | 04-05-2010 11:03 PM |
^^^See ya!
| SubasaurusWrex | 04-06-2010 12:42 AM |
[quote=txl146;30139915]Da-Risin-Smoke, can you please get more detail about that paint?
I am looking for a paint to repair the damage on Prodrive spring:
[IMG]http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y73/txl146/prodrivespring.jpg[/IMG][/quote]
is that spring cracked?
I am looking for a paint to repair the damage on Prodrive spring:
[IMG]http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y73/txl146/prodrivespring.jpg[/IMG][/quote]
is that spring cracked?
| Doomsayer | 08-05-2010 02:27 PM |
I was wondering if you can paint the B-pillar covers with plasti-dip? Would this work?
| Smoke | 08-05-2010 02:32 PM |
I did; I painted my A, B, and C pillars.
They're plastic though.
However, OT, here's my painted dash:
[IMG]http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c381/Da-RiSiN-sMoKe/DSCN0254.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c381/Da-RiSiN-sMoKe/DSCN0255.jpg[/IMG]
They're plastic though.
However, OT, here's my painted dash:
[IMG]http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c381/Da-RiSiN-sMoKe/DSCN0254.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c381/Da-RiSiN-sMoKe/DSCN0255.jpg[/IMG]
| Evilchargerfan | 08-05-2010 03:01 PM |
[quote=Doomsayer;31515926]I was wondering if you can paint the B-pillar covers with plasti-dip? Would this work?[/quote]
u can. but it wont hold up long, the seat belt sliding up and down will eventually eat away the plasti dip
:sadbanana:
u can. but it wont hold up long, the seat belt sliding up and down will eventually eat away the plasti dip
:sadbanana:
| Doomsayer | 08-05-2010 04:19 PM |
Alright, thats what I was thinking.
I'm guessing you know from past experiences?
I'm guessing you know from past experiences?
| Evilchargerfan | 08-06-2010 02:15 AM |
^^^ sadly, ive done this 3 times already :lol:
pm me if u need help/info
pm me if u need help/info
| Ogden | 10-21-2010 02:47 PM |
Okay, so I've read a lot of the plasti-dip threads, but I ahven't found an answer to this question; How well does plasti-dip hold up to high heat conditions?
On my 09 OBS there is a "underguard" on my rear bumper that is currently silver, but I think would look good plasti-dipped (along with the front "underguard" as well). Any thoughts on how well it will hold up to the heat from the tailpipe where it passes through the bumper? If it's just going to melt, discolor, and/or burn, I'll probably skip it.
I suppose I could rhinoliner it instead if that hold up to heat better.
On my 09 OBS there is a "underguard" on my rear bumper that is currently silver, but I think would look good plasti-dipped (along with the front "underguard" as well). Any thoughts on how well it will hold up to the heat from the tailpipe where it passes through the bumper? If it's just going to melt, discolor, and/or burn, I'll probably skip it.
I suppose I could rhinoliner it instead if that hold up to heat better.
| ToastieMcNutty | 10-28-2010 04:22 AM |
RhinoLine it! I Plasti Dipped my A B and C pillars and they have been holding up great. But i used some good ol' Rustoleum on my dash/darth vader lookin vent trim (HVAC as some people round these here parts call it). You can't go wrong using Plasti Dip on low low touch traffic pieces. It can kinda come off like shrink wrap if you rub it pretty firm.
Some say that hillbillies have been known to Rhino Line their whole vehicle under the cover of darkness deep in the back woods of Appalachia and none have reported a scratch let alone heat wear of any sort.
Some say that hillbillies have been known to Rhino Line their whole vehicle under the cover of darkness deep in the back woods of Appalachia and none have reported a scratch let alone heat wear of any sort.
| ireallydriveabimmer | 01-16-2011 12:08 AM |
sorry i didnt bother reading through if u got an answer but Lowes sells it. Thats wear i bought it from make sure you do many light light light coats otherwise itll chip off
| Snoopy408 | 12-25-2011 06:36 PM |
hey quick question and i basically read through the entire thread because i have tried a few times already but
my question is what does everyone set it one while spraying. the shifter trim piece, that hold the ashtray as well, i cant get the plasti dip to remain even while it dries.
the curved part of the piece always ends up with a big glob along one edge (which ever edge its leaning toward when drying)
ive been spraying from about 10-12 inches and trying to do it as light as possiable but for it to be coated i feel it has to be applied pretty thick or is it just me?
i dont have a lot of spray paint experience so any tips on how to get an even coat would awesome!
thanks! Merry Christmas!
my question is what does everyone set it one while spraying. the shifter trim piece, that hold the ashtray as well, i cant get the plasti dip to remain even while it dries.
the curved part of the piece always ends up with a big glob along one edge (which ever edge its leaning toward when drying)
ive been spraying from about 10-12 inches and trying to do it as light as possiable but for it to be coated i feel it has to be applied pretty thick or is it just me?
i dont have a lot of spray paint experience so any tips on how to get an even coat would awesome!
thanks! Merry Christmas!
| Smoke | 12-25-2011 07:07 PM |
You need to spray thin coats (as you are doing) and/or sand it to make it stick better. A textured surface allows the coating to adhere better as opposed to the glossy smooth trim.
A thin coat will set the surface and will allow you to spray thicker coats later on.
A thick coat on a bare surface will run and gravity will be a factor in your job.
A thin coat will set the surface and will allow you to spray thicker coats later on.
A thick coat on a bare surface will run and gravity will be a factor in your job.
| Snoopy408 | 12-26-2011 03:35 AM |
hmm okay.
i dont get how some people who did no sanding got it to come out so good.
guess im just really bad with paint. haha
i dont get how some people who did no sanding got it to come out so good.
guess im just really bad with paint. haha
| BSP671 | 12-26-2011 12:02 PM |
yeah just spray really light, even coats, and allow enough time for the paint to dry/cure in between coats. it'll stick to almost anything.I cheat and use a heat gun lol :D
| thespecialwrxness | 01-01-2012 05:33 PM |
It's gotta be more durable than the OEM JDM rubberized FSTi console I have, it's 3 years old and looks like ****!
| thespecialwrxness | 01-01-2012 05:34 PM |
Unless Japanparts sold me a knockoff.:lol:
| corvid | 01-01-2012 09:44 PM |
Anyone know how to remove plastidip from emblems without removing the emblems themselves? I suppose an exacto knife and a lot of time could do the trick but theres got to be a more efficient way.
| mikesiena268 | 01-01-2012 09:58 PM |
yeah they make it in black, i did my rims in it for the winter, the stuff works great, and it peals right off if you mess up, i love it
| civichx97 | 01-02-2012 10:15 PM |
Plastidip is my favorite product :)
my front bumper and hood so far on my Civic (the paint is horrible, the rest of the car will be done when we get better weather):
[IMG]http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/315687_10150411372571085_586271084_10167420_1499632344_n.jpg[/IMG]
the rear emblems on my fozzy:
[IMG]http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/300253_10150345330831085_586271084_9701669_2536058_n.jpg[/IMG]
the side emblems on my s2k:
[IMG]http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/216315_10150227866656085_586271084_8580463_4425690_n.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/223580_10150227866776085_586271084_8580467_2867716_n.jpg[/IMG]
and all the emblems on my husband's FD:
[IMG]http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/230061_10150233554581085_586271084_8644149_17734_n.jpg[/IMG]
I use that **** on everything! :)
my front bumper and hood so far on my Civic (the paint is horrible, the rest of the car will be done when we get better weather):
[IMG]http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/315687_10150411372571085_586271084_10167420_1499632344_n.jpg[/IMG]
the rear emblems on my fozzy:
[IMG]http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/300253_10150345330831085_586271084_9701669_2536058_n.jpg[/IMG]
the side emblems on my s2k:
[IMG]http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/216315_10150227866656085_586271084_8580463_4425690_n.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/223580_10150227866776085_586271084_8580467_2867716_n.jpg[/IMG]
and all the emblems on my husband's FD:
[IMG]http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/230061_10150233554581085_586271084_8644149_17734_n.jpg[/IMG]
I use that **** on everything! :)
| civichx97 | 01-02-2012 10:16 PM |
I spray it, dry for 30-60 min, repeat once or twice depending on how it lays, dry for an hour or so, and go around the emblem with a toothpick to break the seal. The most important part to remember about the whole thing is PATIENCE! If you F it up, you have to start all over again. :)
| leftcoast74 | 02-11-2012 06:52 AM |
So this stuff is pretty durable? Been thinking of doing my wheels, just want it to hold up for a while. The socal climate would be easy on it as well.
| Killerspeed56 | 02-13-2012 10:56 AM |
Nice website that i found if it isnt already on this thread its called [url]http://dipyourcar.com/shop/page/1?shop_param=[/url] he has videos and guides on his site. Also has metalizer colors that seems pretty neat. Also a FAQ to answer any common questions anyone may have on the stuff
| dvrmstrng | 02-13-2012 11:53 AM |
Has anyone done the chrome trim around the windows? I've seen it done on another forum on a white Lexus but was wondering if anyone here has attempted it.
| Killerspeed56 | 02-13-2012 01:06 PM |
ya guy from Dipyourcar.com has youtube vid..... here you go...[ame]http://youtu.be/lLdj4mlDC_g[/ame]
| Geerolla | 02-13-2012 01:57 PM |
Dipped my OEM crossbars the other day...
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7018/6838630005_32eeb4a9b5_b.jpg[/img]
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7167/6838631051_0054aa9ca6_b.jpg[/img]
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7031/6838632129_c25e77a464_b.jpg[/img]
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7018/6838630005_32eeb4a9b5_b.jpg[/img]
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7167/6838631051_0054aa9ca6_b.jpg[/img]
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7031/6838632129_c25e77a464_b.jpg[/img]
| Crick | 03-09-2012 07:56 PM |
Anyone have experience pastidiping their whole exterior? dipyourcar.com claims it can last a year and require a weekly wash for maintenance. I would like to know if anyone has tried it.
| my name is joe | 03-09-2012 11:58 PM |
If you searched you will find the thread. It wasn't even 6 months old..
| ROIDSgotBOOST | 03-10-2012 09:22 AM |
Plasti-dip is awesome. Lays nice an holds up pretty well.
| Trudd84 | 03-10-2012 10:34 AM |
Sheepdog, was the thread that mentioned it ME looking where to purchase it? If so, what an awesome 34 pages of info from it and if not, it's still awesome! I am super stoked, I have all my a, b and c pillars, roof lights, outer covers to the seat belts, flippy mirror thing all drying in plasti-dip. I have my roof out, awaiting new black suede, and I am going tomorrow to pick up a rear passenger side door, that matches my cars color, and will replace the only major dent in the car!!!!! I hope by next weekend I can start on finishing up my new amp racks, start on my next fiber glass enclosure, and somewhere along the line, learn to fill some simple dents on my roof so I can wrap it in dinoc cf. Then, at that point, she will be better than the day I bought her. Just did new spark plugs and replaced a bad coil pack ( thanks lavid2002, checks in the mail) and she's running like a top! I am pretty stoked. This thread is awesome.
| Ian G. | 03-13-2012 08:55 PM |
just did my rear chrome strip on my wrx with plasti dip, seems like it will hold up well
[img]http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/425347_10100726391252983_8205935_51567340_842779291_n.jpg[/img]
[img]http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/425347_10100726391252983_8205935_51567340_842779291_n.jpg[/img]
| Psyk | 03-13-2012 09:48 PM |
Nice--I've been deciding how I'm going to be getting rid of my chrome strip and actually thought about using the plastidip.
| Ian G. | 03-13-2012 10:20 PM |
there's a nice write up on 3gwrx about removing the strip. pretty sweet for 5 bucks, used about 5 coats of spray
| Wirk | 03-14-2012 11:40 AM |
did my trunk just to see how it would come out,im pretty happy. ive been considering doing the whole car in satin white so this was a good chance to try it out.
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7182/6947344575_fcb32e140a.jpg[/img]
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7036/6801235576_990788e59b.jpg[/img]
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7182/6947344575_fcb32e140a.jpg[/img]
[img]http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7036/6801235576_990788e59b.jpg[/img]
| silvercookie | 03-14-2012 11:49 AM |
Just got around to taking pics. Did my headliner last november or so and plasti dipped all the pillars. Here are pics.
[IMG]http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l49/rockshox911/DSC06186.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l49/rockshox911/DSC06185.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l49/rockshox911/DSC06184.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l49/rockshox911/DSC06181.jpg[/IMG]
Also plastidipped my center console about 2 years ago and have not had to re-spray it 1 time since then.
[IMG]http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l49/rockshox911/DSC06182.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l49/rockshox911/DSC06183.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l49/rockshox911/DSC06186.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l49/rockshox911/DSC06185.jpg[/IMG]
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Also plastidipped my center console about 2 years ago and have not had to re-spray it 1 time since then.
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| scoobynoobEMT | 03-14-2012 12:12 PM |
looks like barney **** on your headliner :banana:
| Purpose_Built | 03-19-2012 09:35 PM |
Purple Velvet? Somethings wrong. BBBAAAARRRFFFFFF!!!!!!
| mightymints | 03-19-2012 11:25 PM |
At first I was like, AWESOME ROOF. But then I was like, Automatic :(.
| xluben | 03-19-2012 11:39 PM |
Not a Subaru, but I helped Plasti Dip my brother's MS3 wheels. They turned out great. Hope it lasts.
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| brockd | 03-19-2012 11:55 PM |
i plastidipped my silverado wheels but i was always wayyyy too scared to give them a good scrub when washing them.
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| dees421 | 03-20-2012 01:01 AM |
I did my grill and my rear chrome piece and then sprayed them with a matte clear and it has held up for 2+ years. I just sprayed me underlip spoiler (after a kiss with a crub) but have to spray it again when it gets warmer out, so i can hit it with the matte clear.
| brockd | 03-20-2012 01:17 AM |
There's a plastidip matte clear? They need a gloss. Lol
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