tbone12

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I plasti-Dipped my rear valence, it was a little messed up so i pealed it of completely in one piece to redo it. It could be easier to remove. Just make sure you make it thick enough so that it will be easier to peel off

wlmngtn

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One warning about plasti-dip; DONT CLEARCOAT!!!!!!!

It will look HORRIBLE!

csnpsu

Note taken!!!

erdog

iTrader: (8)

Anybody ever try the glossy top coat?

"Our Perfomix® Brand F-799 Top Coat will provide a glossy finish and is currently available in 5 gallons and 50 gallon drums."

FAQ – Plasti Dip: Protective Rubber Coating – Plasti Dip International

csnpsu

Dude, that is what they are talking about above. DO NOT CLEAR COST THE PLASTIDIP. It makes it look like crap.

Wezbian

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I'm a little confused about the clear coat comments. I found that the oil from my skin were leaving marks on the flat black, so I sprayed MATTE clear coat. I sprayed 4 coats (heavy) of Plasitdip and then 3 coats of matte clear. Maybe that's the difference? I used matte clear instead of gloss.

I haven't tried to peel it off yet, but I have had the pressure hose near (not directly on the edge of the rim) and it's held up pretty well.

To those who cleared and had issues, please post pics!

G35000

Can someone post some pics of plasti diped rims on their cars?

simpson_G37X

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https://www.myg37.com/forums/picture...-pictures.html

old picts. my car has since been dropped, sways, PD the rear emblems and chrome trunk lid

csnpsu

i just did mine this weekend....

G35000

thanks looks good. funny my G is graphite as well, but I have the 11 wonder what these 19s would look like painted

TommyG37xS

im considering this as well

csnpsu

I like it a lot right now, and if i don't in a month, no worries, i can peel it off.

simpson_G37X

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make sure you keep the front wheels clean. i left mine too long and the dirt and brake dust has sunken into it, they look brown in some areas.

the rears are fine though

csnpsu

Thanks for the heads up.

jackal98

Is there a DYI for this process on rims?