John Coyle

Just posted this over on the blog.

From what I've read it can be a pain to get it all off, but I've never hear about any finishes getting damaged. And they have some pretty sick colors available now. Check out the video to watch the transformation of this IS, and let me know what you think about PD in the comments.

dfwjohnd

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I thought this thread was from 2008 upon first glance.

Sffd103

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Plenty of people have done it

Snyperifle

I know many people who do

John Coyle

That looks fantastic. Damn.

MikeFoxx

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Never seen that video... his paint looked great still. I'd still be too chicken to let folks sharpie it though lol.

Flium10

That is one sexy blue. Combined with those blue-ish headlights too...

MEAHT

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What color combo do you need to combine to get this plastidip?
Dont worry I wont use it

Looks awesome btw

Snyperifle

Check out pearl dips. It was Royal Blue Pearl

No worries lol, the place I ordered the pearl from doesn't sell them anymore and my car is a different color now

Ants350

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I Plasti dip my rims few years ago, came out good PIA to peal off..

PhiGam27

Before getting my Lexus, I had an 08 Silverado that I had plastidipped the wheels, bed rails, grille, center part of the front bumper, the rear bumper, the emblems, and some interior parts. Works great if you are on a budget or change your mind all the time on what direction you want to take your car. easiest way to peel it off is to peel a little bit then power wash it off from that point.

mrkim

I can you this... IF YOU EVER decide on going for a long road trip or go to some car show or track day... and don't want to get rock chips on your front end... plastic dip it... instead of MASKING it with tape... tape often takes forever, and a lot of people will know what the heck you'll be doing...

Clear plastic dip for windshield, headlights and fogs

Colored or more clear plastic dip the front end and rear quarter and fender for keep those road boogers off.