Plasti-dipped the rims
05-31-2011, 03:56 PM
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it holds up just fine.
the bottle says it just right: "Durable, resists weather, chemicals, impact, and abrasion. Air dry rubber coating "
iv had it on my maxima rims, and its been through some serious rain storms, dirt, mud, etc and all you gotta do is hose it right off.
the bottle says it just right: "Durable, resists weather, chemicals, impact, and abrasion. Air dry rubber coating "
iv had it on my maxima rims, and its been through some serious rain storms, dirt, mud, etc and all you gotta do is hose it right off.
06-02-2011, 12:56 PM
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i used about 80% of each can per rim. and i did multiple coats.
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For the G37s(stock 19"rims)
i used the whole can per rim. and i did multiple coats.
*the thicker, the more durable it will be and the easier to remove in 1 shot.*
06-02-2011, 01:17 PM
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For my 2002 maxima: (stock 17"rims)
i used about 80% of each can per rim. and i did multiple coats.
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For the G37s(stock 19"rims)
i used the whole can per rim. and i did multiple coats.
*the thicker, the more durable it will be and the easier to remove in 1 shot.*
i used about 80% of each can per rim. and i did multiple coats.
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For the G37s(stock 19"rims)
i used the whole can per rim. and i did multiple coats.
*the thicker, the more durable it will be and the easier to remove in 1 shot.*
Ive PlastiD my grill came out great, but i dont see how i could ever get it off if i wanted too. Have you ever had to take Plasti off of a rim? Does it come off easily?
06-02-2011, 01:35 PM
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ITS JUST A LIQUID THAT DRIES INTO A STICKER.
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06-02-2011, 04:09 PM
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2. ) the process: remove each wheel. wash it with gentle soap & water. tape it off with painters tape. and then spray. spray inside and spray outside.
if you dont remove the wheel you risk the chance of getting the stuff on other components such as suspension, brake lines, calipers, etc. not worth the hassle it could bring. do it right, the first time.
if you dont remove the wheel you risk the chance of getting the stuff on other components such as suspension, brake lines, calipers, etc. not worth the hassle it could bring. do it right, the first time.
06-03-2011, 12:51 PM
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I doubt its okay, i know you cant PC calipers because of the heat... but youd have to take the calipers off anyway to spray them, so you mine as well just paint them at that point