Just dipped my SC300
11-04-13, 03:19 AM
#48
Lexus Champion
I been thinking of going this route.not paying over $3k for a paint job.and wrap is like over $1,500.i rather spend that kinda of money making power then looking good.my think is it coming out right and clean looking.i was trying to find on here more diped SC's.mine is black previous owner didn't take any care of paint.
11-04-13, 02:04 PM
#49
I been thinking of going this route.not paying over $3k for a paint job.and wrap is like over $1,500.i rather spend that kinda of money making power then looking good.my think is it coming out right and clean looking.i was trying to find on here more diped SC's.mine is black previous owner didn't take any care of paint.
11-05-13, 08:38 AM
#53
I been thinking of going this route.not paying over $3k for a paint job.and wrap is like over $1,500.i rather spend that kinda of money making power then looking good.my think is it coming out right and clean looking.i was trying to find on here more diped SC's.mine is black previous owner didn't take any care of paint.
11-05-13, 10:26 AM
#54
I really like the way you dipped your SC. I am a big fan of plasti-dipping myself because it's like changing your car's clothes and you can always rip it off and go back to the original color 
Also repainting your car can be pretty expensive so I'd probably dip it too just for a temp thing. Great job overall, I bet your hands were hurting after all that spraying. Do you plan on dipping your emblems a different color?
I'm a newbie to dipping, all I did was my emblems. It's not hard, but you do have to have a steady/even hand while spraying which I don't have. LOL.
About time we see some dipped SCs on here.
Also repainting your car can be pretty expensive so I'd probably dip it too just for a temp thing. Great job overall, I bet your hands were hurting after all that spraying. Do you plan on dipping your emblems a different color?
I'm a newbie to dipping, all I did was my emblems. It's not hard, but you do have to have a steady/even hand while spraying which I don't have. LOL.
About time we see some dipped SCs on here.
11-07-13, 12:57 PM
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I really like the way you dipped your SC. I am a big fan of plasti-dipping myself because it's like changing your car's clothes and you can always rip it off and go back to the original color
Also repainting your car can be pretty expensive so I'd probably dip it too just for a temp thing. Great job overall, I bet your hands were hurting after all that spraying. Do you plan on dipping your emblems a different color?
I'm a newbie to dipping, all I did was my emblems. It's not hard, but you do have to have a steady/even hand while spraying which I don't have. LOL.
About time we see some dipped SCs on here.
Also repainting your car can be pretty expensive so I'd probably dip it too just for a temp thing. Great job overall, I bet your hands were hurting after all that spraying. Do you plan on dipping your emblems a different color?
I'm a newbie to dipping, all I did was my emblems. It's not hard, but you do have to have a steady/even hand while spraying which I don't have. LOL.
About time we see some dipped SCs on here.
...that was lame...
Thank you for the props though!
Last edited by wes459; 11-07-13 at 01:08 PM.
