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Congrats and I have done the same thing to my wheels and grille. The grill is perfect still...I did have to redo a wheel from my first curb rash experience. Not a big deal since all you have to do is peel and re-spray. Peeling this stuff off a wheel is easier when it is applied thick so I would go with about a can per wheel. It's not hard by any means with less but just a tad easier with more. Peeling and respray and my wheels back on the car all in about an hour and a half.
Good job man!
Can you peel it off the paint easily? In other words, if you blacked out your lower rear bumper with Plasti-Dip, can it be peeled off easily without damaging the underlying paint?
Can you peel it off the paint easily? In other words, if you blacked out your lower rear bumper with Plasti-Dip, can it be peeled off easily without damaging the underlying paint?
What about the heat from the wheels? I know nothing about Plasti dip but is it safe for higher temperatures? I've had my wheels get pretty hot after some spirited driving!
IIRC, PD is rated up to 200 degrees.
Originally Posted by oXMav3ricKXo
you can peel it off any surface
You can peel it off any *smooth* surface. On rough or sanded down surfaces, you can still peel it, it's just not as easy.
OP, looks good! Plasti-dipped roof, too, right? (I noticed some high areas in that photo you posted).
09-10-2010, 04:29 PM
