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Plasti-dipping your car
What's the catch to this shit? I feel like overspray is going to get *everywhere* and probably would not work on cars with older or shittier paint. I really only see it on newer cars, specifically Audis (fuckin audibros amirite?) and other imports.
While cheaper than a wrap, I don't think the quality is the same as a wrap.
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Pros: your car will look cool to teenagers on instagram if the pic is low res and overprocessed enough to hide the actual finish
Cons: your car looks terrible in all other circumstances
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Like a wrap, it ends up looking like shit over time.
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>>13910697
It comes off if you wash it.
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>>13910724
So it's just for rich califucks then?
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>>13910721
no, it looks like shit at the start, too.
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ITT: people who haven't seen a professional plastidip job
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>>13910837
>plastidip
>professional
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>>13910837
Professional plastidip is usually the same as a backyard spray paint job outside of that new shiny stuff
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Can I plastidip my silver car white?
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>plastidip
Its the poor man's way of getting a matte finish.
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