Subject	Did you work with Plasti Dip before?
Posted by	BlitZ91TT on December 21, 2012 at 11:26 AM
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In Reply To	post plasti dip Z's posted by Jiro on December 20, 2012 at 07:46 PM
Message	It's not the most difficult substance to work with but its also not as simple as the videos portray it to be. It runs easily. Getting an even texture takes some skill. I did my bottom window moldings using it, I sanded them down to an even texture took me two tries to get a solid result. I would imagine spraying an entire car might lead to a lot of trial and error if you want a perfect job. You can't patch an area or sand it down easily to even it out. Go to 3ZC for write ups...
Follow Ups	post plasti dip Z's - Jiro 19:46:01 12/20/12 Wreck that clean CRP paint, you'll have another thing coming - ZinnZ32 20:08:09 12/20/12 might look good - WhiTTe Z 20:23:44 12/20/12 I dont know if this is plasti dip on not but this is the - SurfNeck 22:17:41 12/20/12 Here is everything you need.. - Zinister1 09:25:46 12/21/12 Until it heats up. It'll stick to wheels after awhile. - dogpile 09:43:35 12/21/12 2nd! I have it on some wheels. Can't get it off the fronts, - ConVerTT 14:21:27 12/21/12 Did you work with Plasti Dip before? - BlitZ91TT 11:26:22 12/21/12 Ive heard of people plasti-dipping wheels....mostly drifters - jmt-z 11:57:12 12/21/12 Unless your car.... - GatorJ 19:53:25 12/21/12
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