I plasty dip'ed my wheels today!

[JDMotion]

Working with paint every day, I have to admit I'm not a fan of this Plastidip look. The thought of anyone actually considering an entire plastidipped car is horrendous.

But that's just me...

I also heard rumor of Plastidip no longer being allowed into Canada due to environment regulations and disposal of this product? Anyone got any info on this?

you are right, this Canadian PD is not the same as US one, there is something to do with rules and i heard people bring PD cans from States...

Plasti dip vs paint

1. easy to remove
2. much cheaper then paintjob
3. to do something new!
4. I really like the look

[M0nkeyMark]

I have 3 cans in the garage that i bought last year to do my rims. I almost forgot i had them. Maybe if im not lazy I'll get to it. I have only used plastidip on the window trim and so far works great. After almost 8 months paint is still holding up.

[JDMotion]

^ do it! and post some pics!!!

[doc]

i did the whole car in white the other day
i ran out of paint ... going from gunmetal to white took a lot more then we thought
more paint is on the way
ill post pics after the weekend

[JDMotion]

i did the whole car in white the other day
i ran out of paint ... going from gunmetal to white took a lot more then we thought
more paint is on the way
ill post pics after the weekend

awesome!!!

[doc]

[hks_gtr]

that looks not bad in the picture, how do you like it? how durable is it? Feel like you have to be on pins and needles around it? like one bump and it rubs off?

[JDMotion]

since i did it it was super durable! looks great! btw, i have these wheels for sale, i need just 600 bucks