So you're seriously going to Plastidip the entire car?

 

That's what i'm thinking. Any reason/s why not? With Plastidip, there's no perm damage

 

^ It will not look good all over. I rather you do vinyl. Not bashing or critiquing you here but advising what other people do which has better results. But again, your car.

Check out the forums for people that vinyl their cars matte orange, a sky blue, metallic grey, etc.

 

Yeah, it will look hideous.

 

I actually kinda want to see an entire car plasti dipped lol. Its got me curious now....

 

I think it looks ok. And as far as Plasti Dipping the whole car...I don't see why dudes hate on it so much...it looks JUST LIKE getting the car wrapped in Matte Black Vinyl (at least in pics) accept it won't cost you $3000! And if you get tired of it...you can always go back to stock...

Post picks OP...I want to see it when you do the whole thing.

 

I think it looks ok. And as far as Plasti Dipping the whole car...I don't see why dudes hate on it so much...it looks JUST LIKE getting the car wrapped in Matte Black Vinyl (at least in pics) accept it won't cost you $3000! And if you get tired of it...you can always go back to stock...

Post picks OP...I want to see it when you do the whole thing.

 

Because it looks ugly, could care less if it was dipped or wrapped. The OP asks for opinions on how it looks, so he's getting them.

 

yeah the op did ask for opinions...but I didn't.

 

 

hahahah this ^

 

But you did use "why" which is a question so you got an answer.

 

..."why" wasn't used as an interrogative (that kinda means "question" in case you don't know what the word "interrogative" means) it was used as a declarative statement (in case english isn't your forte')
...and I wasn't asking you jack...I wasn't talking to you or about you...
and you didn't answer anything for me because I didn't ask you anything.

 

Well regardless if you asked on not, no need to be a d!ck about it.

 

I would like to see someone try to remove the plasticrap without damaging the paint. May work for small areas, but there's bound to be some damage somewhere.

Good luck with your plastidip goals of 2012.