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Old 02-05-2013, 02:28 AM   #53
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Originally Posted by chenshuo View Post
I wonder if the bronze wheels would look nice on my WRB BRZ
I actually did a test plate with the bronze, like what the OP used, but was not that crazy about it. Almost settled with gold with a hint (1 coat) or bronze, but then got lazy and just went F it and just went with just gold. Pretty pleased with how it came out.

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Originally Posted by jybrd View Post
How do you think that would hold up during the winter?
Not sure, that's the plus living in cali but I personally wouldn't recommend it if you have snow. The downside of using plastidip is that it is soft. I actually dinged a few spot while trying to put it back on. Could be because it was not completely cured though... not really sure.

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Originally Posted by Sportsguy83 View Post
Very awesome and clever thinking! I bought black plasti dip and gold metalizer trying to get something similar to OP but f*cked it up a bit with the gold metalizer. Your solution is PERFECT!
Yeah, I started out trying the gold metalizer but didn't really like it. I've tried several other paints but settled on rustoleum since it peeled the best while getting the look I wanted. I'd be careful with other paints, some I've tried made the plastidip really brittle, making it break apart and hard to peel off.

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Originally Posted by Asphalt~86 View Post
That is actually unbelievable. Did you use Black plasti dip as the primer?
Yes, its nice too since the black contrast gives you a really good idea of your coverage and what spots you need to hit some more/less.
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