Does anyone have experience with using Plastic Dip? I'm

Fuck, plasti dip. Damn auto correct

It's ok but it sucks if some one scratches it but other than that is good to use for a bit

Take your time and it will look good and last long. Don't rub up on a curb and don't do it if you need tires soon... the tire process will ruin your work.

Take your wheels and centercaps off. Tape off the valve stem and place index cards around the edge of the wheel between the wheel and tires. Your first coat should be very thin. It works as a bonding layer. Take your time with coats. The more the better and let them dry thoroughly. It's very hard to get rid of runs.

Hope this helps

>>1149685
Don't be lazy op, do this
https://youtu.be/9WQiqYlpxoY

>>1149685

better get those tires re-balanced after doing that shit...

>>1149756
>>1149837
Thanks a lot, I'm going to try it this weekend. Hopefully it turns out alright

Its easy to work with. You want at least 4 coats. 1 light and then 3+ cover coats. Yiunwont need to balance after.

I plasti dipped my entire '94 Jetta matte black because I hated the forest green color.
Took me two days and about $90 worth of Plasti dip cans but it looked pretty fucking legit.
Only part that looked shitty was the hood because I didn't take it off to spray it and ended up with some striping. You couldn't even tell if you were more than 5 feet from it though.