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my first experience with plasti-dip. Its nice to be able to change the car knowing it is not permanent/easily un-done. Not sure if I'll keep it this way or remove it... I'll give it a week or so then decide. what do you guys think? Keep it black or go back to chrome?
Also.. changed out the stock front brake pads for ceramic last week. - They will pay the cost back by saving the number of times I would have washed the wheels with the old pads. I haven't cleaned the wheels for 7 days and they still look like that ^ No noticeable change in pedal feel or performance (but I don't track the car, its just my daily).
They're actually from the 2is and don't really fit (as you can see by looking at the sides) I had to cut down a lot of the back of them and force them into place and since I don't ever plan on removing them, I epoxied them for good measure.
Removed the stupid PPF from the car - looked like a massive scratch!
Literally the easiest thing ever to pull off:
Just heat one edge up with hairdryer and pull. DONT heat the whole PPF otherwise it leaves glue residue all over the paint - just pull pretty hard and it'll come off without any glue residue left over.
Are you putting new ones? That area is prone to rock chips.
Originally Posted by rayaans
Removed the stupid PPF from the car - looked like a massive scratch!
Literally the easiest thing ever to pull off:
Just heat one edge up with hairdryer and pull. DONT heat the whole PPF otherwise it leaves glue residue all over the paint - just pull pretty hard and it'll come off without any glue residue left over.
06-05-15, 07:26 PM
Have more pics of different angles of the car?
