Camo green plasi dip

[tuckdaddy]

Originally Posted by BadCompany235

My car is dipped.... washes fine once it's cured. you can't scrub it but i haven't had to.



that work?

GOD SAVE US ALL...

[bcmakesiteasy]

Originally Posted by tuckdaddy

GOD SAVE US ALL...

i dont understand how this at all looks bad to you? It looks professionally done, i dont see a flaw in it. Maybe you just don't like the matte look..but hey it looks good to me man. :happy0180:

[SethR]

Originally Posted by BadCompany235

My car is dipped.... washes fine once it's cured. you can't scrub it but i haven't had to.



that work?

Looks great! Glad to see someone in the 86 community realizes the pros of dipping! You never need to scrub anything because nothing sticks to it!

[tuckdaddy]

Originally Posted by bcmakesiteasy

i dont understand how this at all looks bad to you? It looks professionally done, i dont see a flaw in it. Maybe you just don't like the matte look..but hey it looks good to me man. :happy0180:

It looks absolutely ridiculous. The factory paint is much more durable IMO, then again i maintain my car. There may be no flaw in the way it was done, just looks ridiculous. Plastiderp

[Muller Performance]

The best thing about plastidip is the ability to reverse what you did. It may not be fun taking off, but you can!

[bcmakesiteasy]

Originally Posted by tuckdaddy

It looks absolutely ridiculous. The factory paint is much more durable IMO, then again i maintain my car. There may be no flaw in the way it was done, just looks ridiculous. Plastiderp

thats your opinion...you old fart. Lol

[tuckdaddy]

Originally Posted by bcmakesiteasy

thats your opinion...you old fart. Lol

The sad part about it is, i'm a month into being 20.

[bcmakesiteasy]

Originally Posted by tuckdaddy

The sad part about it is, i'm a month into being 20.

haha, im almost 24 and I really dig all these matte colors..oh well to each his own i guess.

[bcmakesiteasy]

Originally Posted by BadCompany235

My car is dipped.... washes fine once it's cured. you can't scrub it but i haven't had to.



that work?

how long have you had it dipped for?

[SethR]

Originally Posted by tuckdaddy

It looks absolutely ridiculous. The factory paint is much more durable IMO, then again i maintain my car. There may be no flaw in the way it was done, just looks ridiculous. Plastiderp

So you don't like matte colored vynl wraps either?

[tuckdaddy]

Originally Posted by SethR

So you don't like matte colored vynl wraps either?

If that is the direction you'd like to go a wrap looks a hell of a lot better because its not some cheap ass plastidip. It is a hell of a lot cleaner looking as well.

[FRS_Sovereign]

I say dip it!!!

People who don't like plasti dip need to jump off the vinyl high horse. ITS ALL REVERSIBLE. So it doesn't matter.

[tuckdaddy]

One just looks a whole hell of a lot shittier than the other!

[RIPTRD71]

I feel like someone is trying to push their opinion on everyone. Posting that you do not like the look of something really only needs to be done once. I like both the plastidip and vinyl wrap, but can easily understand why one would go with the plastidip. If it is at a lower cost to me and still looks very good I would go for that........again this is just my one post opinion.