I love Plasti Dip...
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I love Plasti Dip...
We probably all hate the sun worn plastics on the car... here is a solution to some of them. Plasti Dip... Looks great, holds great and if you need to retouch it's like new again. Amazing.
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Re: I love Plasti Dip...
looks brand new!
Nice job.
Nice job.
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Re: I love Plasti Dip...
That's pretty cool, Alex. I'm more into the restoration of the vinyl rather than painting it but that actually looks pretty good. Are you making it out to the mini meet/barbecue in New West on the 28th? Would love to see the job in person.
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Re: I love Plasti Dip...
I think the cool thing about this is that it's not paint. If you decide you don't like it later or you messed up the application you just peel it off. My only concern is that I'd it gets a chip in it would it not be prone to peeling off on its own!? The kit for dipping your entire vehicle is only $250...very tempting!
Ditto!FalcoColumbarius wrote:Are you making it out to the mini meet/barbecue in New West on the 28th? Would love to see the job in person.
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Re: I love Plasti Dip...
My thoughts exactly. It takes time to tape and paint it all. I used Krylon so I wouldn't have to do it again, at least not for a long time.nxski wrote: My only concern is that I'd it gets a chip in it would it not be prone to peeling off on its own!?
Does look the same as my Krylon job though- nice. I am thinking about using this on parts of my roof rack. I am going to dip the feet where it touches the paint of the van.
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Re: I love Plasti Dip...
Quick question,
Who sells this stuff in Canada?
Has me very curious :)
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Who sells this stuff in Canada?
Has me very curious :)
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Re: I love Plasti Dip...
I know Home Hardware used, or still does........ used it years ago on some old Jeep parts.... found the idea neat, looked good, applied easy..... but as mentioned, it does peel off (too easily IMHO)
Not durable enough for what most people would want it for.
Not durable enough for what most people would want it for.
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Re: I love Plasti Dip...
hard to find it here, plus it's a little on the pricey side. Online is best. About $7 a bottle from ebay.Firesong wrote:Quick question,
Who sells this stuff in Canada?
Has me very curious :)
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Re: I love Plasti Dip...
lopar wrote:I know Home Hardware used, or still does........ used it years ago on some old Jeep parts.... found the idea neat, looked good, applied easy..... but as mentioned, it does peel off (too easily IMHO)
Not durable enough for what most people would want it for.
you are right. next thing up is bed liner such sprays. I used a clear coat on the hood as a "bra". Should last a couple of years from chips etc. Then peel it off and you're new again. Respray if you want.
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