Going to plasti dip my new e30. What colour?
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Originally posted by Andy.BWhenever I am about to make a particularly questionable decision regarding a worryingly cheap diy solution, I just ask myself, "What would Ether-D do?" -
The point is, e30=rare in some places= buy it before someone else does= go from there. some owners don't care about things being original, but they care about it being the way they like. I don't mean to insult anybody.
OP- there aren't that many flavors of plastidip. what color are you planning on painting the car? pick one close to the paint color and see if you like it or not.
That is all, my friends.
--Mike(OO=[][]=OO) For LifeComment
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The idea behind this hooliganism is so that they can paint the car later. IDK where OP is, but in my personal case, E30 are not indiginous to my area, and I usually only catch fleeting glimpses of them in the wild. that being said, schwartz is the best color ever known to man, maybe tied with hellrot, and if someone was selling a bronzit e30 in my area and I wanted another one, well you can bet I'd buy it. Maybe I'd leave it bronzit for it's originality (most likely in my mentality), or maybe I'd have a full schwartz paint job done (most likely not). the same principle applies to the anti-DB crowd.
The point is, e30=rare in some places= buy it before someone else does= go from there. some owners don't care about things being original, but they care about it being the way they like. I don't mean to insult anybody.
OP- there aren't that many flavors of plastidip. what color are you planning on painting the car? pick one close to the paint color and see if you like it or not.
That is all, my friends.
--Mike
I might do the gloss dip finish on it, not sure yet.1976 2002, 1987 325is, s50 1991 touring, 1996 328i vert
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