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plasti dip is like banging a fat chick.. still fun but dont let anyone see you lol. and no you dont need to remove the handles to do it. technically you dont need to mask anything because it peals right off but its easier just to mask. i used it on my roof and hatch a while back to prove to my friend that its safe lol.
I did remove the door handles. I'm going to spray my whole car this winter in flat blue with the dipyourcar kit. It's a cheap and easy solution for fixing or replacing body panels that are damaged from drifting. https://www.dipyourcar.com/home.php?cat=15
No, you want it thick so at least 2 cans, it peels off a lot easier. Experiment with the stuff first to get a feel for the spray pattern and surface adhesion.
No, you want it thick so at least 2 cans, it peels off a lot easier. Experiment with the stuff first to get a feel for the spray pattern and surface adhesion.
thanks. and i guess if it were to ever mess up in any spots over time i could just spray over it? i might give it a go within the next couple of days.
thanks. and i guess if it were to ever mess up in any spots over time i could just spray over it? i might give it a go within the next couple of days.
It's less than 5 bucks/can, if there are issues, just redo it. Any areas that are light or thin is a PITA to take off. I'd suggest getting some wide masking paper from Home Depot while you're there. It's about 2-4 bucks depending on width, instead of using junk mail, will save you masking time and over-spray cleanup.
^ that. when i did my roof the middle was thin and needed some extra care to get it off. (thats what she said??). but go to those links and they have a lot of step by step on youtube
10-14-2012, 08:28 PM
