Thinking of plastic dipping my car another color
06-09-13, 05:21 PM
#32
I saw a black Plastidipped Dodge Magnum yesterday on the 14 North near Lancaster and i thought you you Darbs and this thread. With the sun hitting the car you were really able to see all the different variations/coats/lines from where the dip was applied and it did not look clean at all. My gf was with me and i didn't want to influence her decision at all so I asked her what she thought before I said anything and she said "it looks like a crappy paint job." In low light I suspect it will look decent but out in the sun it looked terrible. Just wanted to throw that out there before you spent $500.
Last edited by Bigcloud; 06-09-13 at 05:27 PM.
06-09-13, 05:23 PM
#33
I disagree again. Vinyl bubbles..... my friend owns a very successful dry cleaning business and he had like 8 vans vinyl wrapped. Well guess what. Most of them required multiple fixes as the vinyl did bubble, stretch and deform all over the van.
06-10-13, 05:50 AM
#37
Don't do it...
The IS-F is perfect as it is...
The IS-F is perfect as it is...
06-10-13, 06:04 AM
#38
Id say do your hood and maybe one fender and see how you like it. It may look stupid for a few days with a total different color but that way you can get a true feel for it and if you don't like it you didn't waste the whole $500 and you only have to take it off of the hood and panel not the whole car.
06-10-13, 12:12 PM
#39
Heres my take on plastidip
yes its pretty cool to be able to change the color of you car and its fairly cheap so you can keep changing it,
The only thing i dont like is that its get stuck in between **** like door/trunk jams if you dont tape it up
yes its pretty cool to be able to change the color of you car and its fairly cheap so you can keep changing it,
The only thing i dont like is that its get stuck in between **** like door/trunk jams if you dont tape it up
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