Plastidip question!

[p4png]

Originally Posted by Honeydew

Yeah I just dipped some interior parts that were silver to flat black. I wanted to do gloss but the place I get the dip didn't have any... I might have to order my dip online. Anyways it's pretty easy to work with!!! Peels off really easily if it's thick enough!

Try toofastmotors its a local shop. I think they have a lot of variety the last time I went. I also have seen that you can use goo gone and pressure wash and it will literally melt right off. Its all over youtube lol. It's especially good for are where there is an edge, since the plasti dip might rip there and you can't reach the other part.

[Kayzer Soze]

ill never understand why people do this to their brand new cars (the whole car). this is awesome for those with a scratched up 98 civic, but for a car you bought months ago and had your choice of color?

[Ninjin]

Originally Posted by Kayzer Soze

ill never understand why people do this to their brand new cars (the whole car). this is awesome for those with a scratched up 98 civic, but for a car you bought months ago and had your choice of color?

I didn't see any pink cars on the dealership lot.

That's why I like plasti-dip, its easy and relatively cheap to play around with, and simple to reverse. It will probably never look like a professional paint job, but for having some fun with, it's great.

[Tujin]

Originally Posted by Kayzer Soze

ill never understand why people do this to their brand new cars (the whole car). this is awesome for those with a scratched up 98 civic, but for a car you bought months ago and had your choice of color?

Not to mention the plastidip protects your paint from getting all scratched up...

It's the same reason why people do vinyl wraps on high end cars... Change the color/look, protect the paint, and you can take it off and sell it with the original paint in great shape. *shrug*

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[NamSin]

stumbled across this concept paint job to look like Ae86. might be an interesting plasti dip project.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_qmwdM_8Ln-..._concept_b.jpg