Plastidipped tail lights and wheels
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Plastidipped tail lights and wheels
So decided this weekend to try some plastidip and found the gold metalizer and smoke plastidip so went ahead and tried it on my wheels and I think I love the gold and white and black appearance so will now consider a permanent powder coat on my wheels... And the finish on my tail lights after 7 coats of smoke plastidip I think turned out smooth and really nice smoked out look and the nice part it can peel right off, what do you guys think?
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Love it, well done!
I'll try tail lights too
I'll try tail lights too
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The tail lights look good, so do the wheels. Did you have amber on the taillights? Did the plasti dip hide the amber? I can see the clean rectangles but not the amber. Please advise
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Coming from gold/white/black themed owner,
Personally rear is overdone with plastidip.
Too many "dipped" accents compare to rest of the car in my opinion.
(i.e. emblems and reflectors along with tail lights)
maybe removing the license plate will help ? or black out the front headlight/fog light housings ?
But I think the wheels look interesting in a good way.
Hope we can get a profile shot to get a better idea.
Personally rear is overdone with plastidip.
Too many "dipped" accents compare to rest of the car in my opinion.
(i.e. emblems and reflectors along with tail lights)
maybe removing the license plate will help ? or black out the front headlight/fog light housings ?
But I think the wheels look interesting in a good way.
Hope we can get a profile shot to get a better idea.
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Thanks everybody... And hahaha its not photoshopped but I see that it kinda looks like that... And yes thats my next project getting the headlights and fog lights blacked out but will wait till I get a house with a garage to have plenty of time to take them apart... Well I think I like the new look that today will be talking to someone about getting them powdercoated the same color... The only thing is the metalizer is really thin so it chips easy, will take some more with direct sunlight