Interesting, minimum how many layers of coat is needed for rims etc?
Long time a go I only used a can of Pylox to rejuvenate my old std rims!
Long time a go I only used a can of Pylox to rejuvenate my old std rims!
Gauging interest on plasti dip
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I think rims will do nice with 3-4 coats. That's approximately 1 can per 2 rimsInteresting, minimum how many layers of coat is needed for rims etc?
Long time a go I only used a can of Pylox to rejuvenate my old std rims!
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PocRocket did 5 coats since is gonna get most of the punishments from stones and tars on the road
Actually i did 6 and here and there touch up to thicken the layers. But up till now no stone chip, washable and lookin good! InfinityMelvin didn't wash since he dipped and went track...still lookin good!
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Ya find it easier to clean when it is thicker and if it is smooth.
Like what I did on my BLM rear. Lots other BLM have the same thing but then those are spray paint and mine is DIY plastidip
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iatebananas
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guys. any info on where to get the spray in pj? i need like a million cans. lol. wanna dip the whole car.
stupidcar
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Whole car need at least 20 cans to be save. But best get the dip cans and use a spray gun.
Cheaper alternatives but have to mix with xylene. 50/50
Maybe later I'll do this for my rims also once I got bored with the color. For now still ok lah. :)
My latest dip:
White + pearlizer
Repair job on plastidip. This was the damage
Melted the plastidip down with mineral spirits. Tap on it and this is the result
Then respray and remove the masking tape
White + pearlizer
Repair job on plastidip. This was the damage
Melted the plastidip down with mineral spirits. Tap on it and this is the result
Then respray and remove the masking tape
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