Plasti dip
03-21-13, 08:33 AM
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It will totally hold up under the weather, but if not you just respray it and you're dipped again. For the cost of a full exterior detail of a car it's like $150, and what I would spend on dipping would be about the same. It was my first time doing anything like this. I will work on the wheels at some point, it's a work in progress.
03-21-13, 08:41 AM
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I'm thinking of doing the same to my car! Nice job! Can you point out specific steps/kit you used? I'm thinking of getting the glossifier too...
My SC is just going to be my track car...
My SC is just going to be my track car...
03-21-13, 09:34 AM
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I used the pro-kit which cost 415 shipped to my door, it came with four gallons of paint which It only took two gallons to do, sprayer, wash for the car, and a couple other things. There really isn't any real steps to do other then make sure your car is clean prior to spraying, and to put five to six coats of plasti on the entire car. It took about three hours to do.
03-21-13, 11:29 AM
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Your a few weeks ahead of me - I'm doing black intially - started it but my car is 5 different colors, I will get professional paint later down the road, but getting it on the road and one color is job number one for me
Look athe build thread and you'll understand why I need the dip
And I like my rims to pull it off as well
Look athe build thread and you'll understand why I need the dip
And I like my rims to pull it off as well
03-21-13, 12:11 PM
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Guys, take it to PM