Plasti Dip Emblems

[86_ZN6]

this stuff works great!

cheap, no mess, no prepping needed

just spray and go!

when you're tired of it, just peel it




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[Suiris]

I agree...

[86design]

looking good guys!

[86_ZN6]

Originally Posted by 86design

looking good guys!

thanks!

ill be playing with the wheels next.

just want to see how black on black looks haha!

[Godzilla35]

Originally Posted by 86_ZN6

thanks!

ill be playing with the wheels next.

just want to see how black on black looks haha!

Please do! I have black and white... but I feel white will just be too dirty and might look rice.

[Suiris]

Originally Posted by 86_ZN6

thanks!

ill be playing with the wheels next.

just want to see how black on black looks haha!

Here's how red turned out on my stock wheels. I kinda like it.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by 86_ZN6

this stuff works great!

cheap, no mess, no prepping needed

just spray and go!

when you're tired of it, just peel it

Great work! This is on my to-do list. I already have the spray, just trying to decide if I want to do the Scion logos or get the Toyota ones.

I had also considered doing the BeatSonic Shark Fin in flat black but got talked out of it by MomHawk.

[Double4Free]

Originally Posted by Suiris

Here's how red turned out on my stock wheels. I kinda like it.

Do like, did you pinstripe it or what did you use?

[Freed Engineering]

How durable is this stuff?

[BioRage]

Originally Posted by Suiris

Here's how red turned out on my stock wheels. I kinda like it.

[Asterisked Accolade]

I don't like the Toyota emblem at all, but it looks so much better black.

[Starscream15]

I've been thinking about Plasti-dipping the stock wheels as well as the silver colored bezels around the radio and passenger side. As seen in the following video, it seems fairly easy!

How to Plasti-Dip Rims - YouTube

[Suiris]

Originally Posted by Double4Free

Do like, did you pinstripe it or what did you use?

It just red plastidip... taped it off got to work. had to do it in all one thick coat otherwise the tape will pull off the dip when its dry.

[Suiris]

Originally Posted by Starscream15

I've been thinking about Plasti-dipping the stock wheels as well as the silver colored bezels around the radio and passenger side. As seen in the following video, it seems fairly easy!

The pics I posted above are all plastidip. If you use it.. just be patient.. put on thin coats and let them dry like the video says.

If you have to tape something off (see my wheel photo above) then you kinda have to do something small and one thick coat and then pull off the tape before it dries.. it's a pain but if done right gives good results..

Here's an example of doing things on the dash... I'm going to peel it and re-coat it though because One side didn't come out like I liked and I had to use a 2nd can and the color wasn't a perfect match... but here it is:

[Snoopyalien24]

I love what this guy did with his wheels

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7896

[Snoopyalien24]

Originally Posted by Suiris

The pics I posted above are all plastidip. If you use it.. just be patient.. put on thin coats and let them dry like the video says.

If you have to tape something off (see my wheel photo above) then you kinda have to do something small and one thick coat and then pull off the tape before it dries.. it's a pain but if done right gives good results..

Here's an example of doing things on the dash... I'm going to peel it and re-coat it though because One side didn't come out like I liked and I had to use a 2nd can and the color wasn't a perfect match... but here it is:

Hmm what head unit is that? Pioneer something

Looks original, not bad (in reference to your painted dash)

[Suiris]

Originally Posted by Snoopyalien24

I love what this guy did with his wheels

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7896

Looks like he followed the directions in the video well..

[Suiris]

Originally Posted by Snoopyalien24

Hmm what head unit is that? Pioneer something

Looks original, not bad (in reference to your painted dash)

Thanks.

It's a Pioneer AVH-P8400BH.. This:

Amazon.com: Pioneer AVH-P8400BH 2-DIN Multimedia DVD Receiver with 7" Widescreen Touch Panel Display, Advanced App Mode, Built-In Bluetooth, and HD Radio™: Electronics

Amazon.com: Pioneer AVH-P8400BH 2-DIN Multimedia DVD Receiver with 7" Widescreen Touch Panel Display, Advanced App Mode, Built-In Bluetooth, and HD Radio™: Electronics

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Suiris

The pics I posted above are all plastidip. If you use it.. just be patient.. put on thin coats and let them dry like the video says.

If you have to tape something off (see my wheel photo above) then you kinda have to do something small and one thick coat and then pull off the tape before it dries.. it's a pain but if done right gives good results..

Here's an example of doing things on the dash... I'm going to peel it and re-coat it though because One side didn't come out like I liked and I had to use a 2nd can and the color wasn't a perfect match... but here it is:

Thanks for the info. I meant to ask you if that's how you did this or if you painted it, now I know. It's a little too 'young' for me but I like the look. You did a great job on it.

[86_ZN6]

Originally Posted by Freed Engineering

How durable is this stuff?

very durable. iv used plasti dip before and it doesn't peel or crack for like 6 months


when it does, just respray another coating. as easy as that.

[86_ZN6]

Originally Posted by Snoopyalien24

I love what this guy did with his wheels

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7896

im going to do a different approach. im not going to plasti dip the whole wheel but just the silver part on the spokes

first ill use flat black plasti dip. then top it of with the glosisifier

[FakeWhiteMan]

I keep meaning to do my orange FR-S emblems in black.