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Old 12-19-2010, 12:38 AM
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Actually, I believe you are suppose to sand the clear then re clear with a thinner layer, then use some clear coat polish.
 
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don't think you can sand plasti dip at all, because it would just rip. Haven't tried it personally though.
 
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don't think you can sand plasti dip at all, because it would just rip. Haven't tried it personally though.
QTF.. did a quick search of it and the popular consensus is that if you try to sand it; it will rip.
 
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QTF.. did a quick search of it and the popular consensus is that if you try to sand it; it will rip.
Just be careful on spraying than.

People ALWAYS spray too close and it will be runny and ****.
 
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Old 12-19-2010, 01:40 PM
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i just did this with my winter tires.. looks dope now
 
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I really want to see how it ends up peeling off.

You could always wet sand that clear a little to get rid of the brutal orange peel.
 
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Guess u just use light coats then so it doesn't look crappy since u can't sand it..
 
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^ why can't you sand it?

Edit; oh wait, you mean sand the plastidip?
 
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^ why can't you sand it?

Edit; oh wait, you mean sand the plastidip?
Yeah the plastidip..
 
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Gotcha, yea the texture that I've seen it. I doubt it would stand up to anything more aggressive than a 000 steel wool.
 
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