I wander how long it takes before someone tries to do their bonnet or roof with this stuff!
Ssssssssshhhhhh!!!
lolJimski
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Ssssssssshhhhhh!!!
lolJimski
I used 1 can to do the bit behind the number plate and the bottom lip and there wasn't much left in the can. I did put 3 coats on it though so buy two.
The cans are £9 each but delivery is the expensive part so buy two to begin with so postage should be combined
I wander how long it takes before someone tries to do their bonnet or roof with this stuff!
people have done their whole cars, youtube it
Hi,
Thought about plasti-dipping my front end the same as you have. Looking online though it appears it can come out quite "mottled"/"bumpy" wiould prefer a satin smooth finish personally.
Do you think the pics I've seen are just ill prepped or spraying too thick/close?
Thought about plasti-dipping my front end the same as you have. Looking online though it appears it can come out quite "mottled"/"bumpy" wiould prefer a satin smooth finish personally.
Do you think the pics I've seen are just ill prepped or spraying too thick/close?
Thin coats is the key apparently. Have a look at this vid as it shows a whole car being done.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jayyTUy3GTw&feature=youtube_gdata_player
It wasnt totally smooth but close enough. Like mentioned above, thin coats and this will get it as smooth as possible.
I no longer have the car any more and have since got a FL Cupra which as the part next to the number plate done in a GLOSS black.
I want to do the lip again but PlastiDip wont do the job this time
as it will come out satin Black / Grey type colour.So would have to spray paint / Vinyl it this time. When I can be bothered lol.
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