Plasti-Dip on body panels?
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Plasti-Dip on body panels?
Hey guys so today after having lots of headaches trying to do some matte blk vinyl work on my friends Genesis Coupe we discovered Plasti-Dip spray, for his emblems and what not, its perfect.
For my rims its perfect!
but I have a question and although I am willing to just experiment.
I have done my roof, trunk and hood matte blk vinyl and it looks great but.. its not as perfect as id like(you ca tell its vinyl), I have seen a rolls royce painted with this stuff, it looks crazy. My question is what WILL it stick to, like I get my normal body panels should be fine, I can peel it off if it doesnt look amazing, but my plastic bumpers, you think I will have issues? I know that emblems are essentially the same deal but my front fender is showing its 5 years of highway runs. That rash may be a problem to the removal of this stuff. If it happens to look like ****, but from what I have seen, I think it will be rather difficult to see any blemishing.
Any input will be much appreciated.
I will start a Plasti-Dip thread for my wheels, roof, hood and trunk as soon as I get going. If its bumper safe and looks good the whole car will finally get the murked out treatment!
Ohh and if this works, I am going to kick my own nuts so hard... $400 vinyl job could have bought a lot of plasti-dip cans.
For my rims its perfect!
but I have a question and although I am willing to just experiment.
I have done my roof, trunk and hood matte blk vinyl and it looks great but.. its not as perfect as id like(you ca tell its vinyl), I have seen a rolls royce painted with this stuff, it looks crazy. My question is what WILL it stick to, like I get my normal body panels should be fine, I can peel it off if it doesnt look amazing, but my plastic bumpers, you think I will have issues? I know that emblems are essentially the same deal but my front fender is showing its 5 years of highway runs. That rash may be a problem to the removal of this stuff. If it happens to look like ****, but from what I have seen, I think it will be rather difficult to see any blemishing.
Any input will be much appreciated.
I will start a Plasti-Dip thread for my wheels, roof, hood and trunk as soon as I get going. If its bumper safe and looks good the whole car will finally get the murked out treatment!
Ohh and if this works, I am going to kick my own nuts so hard... $400 vinyl job could have bought a lot of plasti-dip cans.
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Posts like this are usually someone with who has 34 posts and just had their parents buy them a G35... so now they find any way possible to rice the sh;t out of it with their part time income.
Save up some money and do things THE RIGHT WAY!!!
Plastidip is for tool handles, not cars
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