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Jwong 09-13-2012 04:16 PM

Plastic Dipped!
 
Plastic Dipped my oem wheels.:lol:
http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...96572584_n.jpg

BioRage 09-13-2012 04:48 PM

Not bad,

You could always peel them off too!

SpeedR 09-13-2012 05:20 PM

I was going to do that this weekend. beat me to the post....

Asterisked Accolade 09-13-2012 06:43 PM

It really does make the stock wheels bearable.

RedLeader 09-13-2012 06:46 PM

Doing mine in white next week (red FRS, white should look better).

Fuck the impending haters.

uptown 09-13-2012 10:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kestrel (Post 438966)
Doing mine in white next week (red FRS, white should look better).

Fuck the impending haters.


post up pics when you do, I'm curious to see it. I'm thinking of doing gray when I get mine. Saw a new 750i today with pasti dipped wheels so its not just a cheap fix for low end cars. Its a great solution for changing the looks while being reversible.

Silverdub 09-13-2012 10:55 PM

Do they make a bronze color?

Flat Black VW 09-13-2012 11:03 PM

pic of whole car??? I may do this....

subatoy 09-13-2012 11:07 PM

good luck cleaning brake dust off of those!

Bones36 09-13-2012 11:17 PM

any full shots of the car?

winsometang 09-14-2012 12:27 AM

how many cans did you use?

Juanito08 09-14-2012 12:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Silverdub (Post 439443)
Do they make a bronze color?

They don't, but what I've seen on other forums people use plastic dip as a "primer" then paint over it whatever color they want.
Quote:

Originally Posted by winsometang (Post 439694)
how many cans did you use?

I would recommend using at least 3/4 to a can on each wheel the heavier the coat the better an easier it will be for you to remove it in the future.

RedLeader 09-14-2012 01:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by subatoy (Post 439492)
good luck cleaning brake dust off of those!

Its pretty easy, just hose it off and move on. Plasti-Dip is not hard to clean, and once its dry and you've used enough coats, you can clean it like anything else: sponge, soap, elbow-grease.

Also, I think this qualifies you as a hater, so please see my previous comment. :thumbup:

HATED1 09-14-2012 03:28 AM

http://i884.photobucket.com/albums/a...ckrimsfrs1.jpg

here's mine.


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