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i will say, it doesnt look bad.. but thats based on the bad quality of a pic provided.. snap a better shot and post up..
I personally wouldn't dip because of my experience with dipped wheels.. The dip is a porous material, dirt gets in it and its hard to get it truly clean..
I personally wouldn't dip because of my experience with dipped wheels.. The dip is a porous material, dirt gets in it and its hard to get it truly clean..
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I decided to do plasti dip because the previous owner did a crappy job with the previous body work and I really didn't have 3200 laying around for a decent paint job and repair the body work. So the dip was the cheapest way to get the body work all fixed and car painted. It cost about 415 for the entire kit. I will post more pics later today. Also why hate?
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Most SCs I see have paint that's tired and worn and could benefit by dipping them. If they can't afford a new high quality paint job, than I don't see an issue with it. It also looks better than old rusty panels and unmatching paint colors (daily drivers). In my worthless opinion.