Blitz Black Turbo E30 (old thread was about Plasti-dip)
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seems like a big waste of time and $$ since it wont hold up and will rub offLeave a comment:
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I don't like the flatness of the plasti dip so my final coat I put on dry to get a textured look. Here's my A's done until I have cash to properly powder coat them
There still a bit wet and the flash washed out the black a bit

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My friend plasti dipped his wheels on his benz and they held up fine for over half a year... he sold the car so who knows how they are still holding up.Leave a comment:
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Seen it done. Have used it myself. Personally hate the texture. More useful for insulation & sound deadening.Leave a comment:
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I doubt it'll last too long. Wheels can get pretty hot, but i've seen people do it. Give it a shot and see what happens.Leave a comment:
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Plastic dip my rims
So I can Plastic dip my rims black? How well does this look and hold to the rimsLeave a comment:
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My review w/ plastidip.
Sprayed my grills because they were sun faded, and did a couple coats. The grills came out better, but wasn't totally content. Plus, since its textured little fuzzies and such get stuck on it.
I tried it again on my mirror, and did about 3 coats. Let it cure overnight. The next day or two, I saw a flapping on my mirror. One layer had peeled off from the wind. Also, it was hard to get a dark even coat (possibly because the can had <50% left, so the less it has the worse the spray pattern.).
Im not too content w/ plastidip, if I really start to care about restoring stuff I will just use sem trim. Sem chips, but atleast it stays black.Leave a comment:
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I'm dipping my car because I want to do something different, I have a booth that I paint out of and have paint. I would rather dip my car now so I can focus on putting my turbo and megasquirt in. When that's all done and I feel like it I will really spray it. I'm doing it one day this week, I'll post pics of the after math!Leave a comment:
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Spare yourself the time and money: I sanded my mirrors with 400 grit and used spray Plasti-dip in May 2011. They look like complete shit as of May 2012. Plasti-dip does horrible in full sun exposure and yields at the slightest contact.Leave a comment:
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Rattle can can look decent, and even if you know how to lay paint. This is just Duplicolor primer. I did this maybe a year ago, still looks ok when clean, though it gas faded a little.


Not bad for a total cost of ~$50. Would real automotive grade paint look better, heck yeah, at a much higher cost. Once the body/major mechanical work is done it will het a "real" paint job, until then this is fine.Leave a comment:
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don't use primer it will have a shit finish, should just spray it with satin black if your gonna spray can it.Leave a comment:

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