Plasti dipping

[Smirky]

Has anyone plasti dipped there wheels? Or can it be done??

 

[Scottyg]

Heard of and seen plastics and grills dipped but never wheels!

 

[Smirky]

Yeah my grill is being done can't see any reason why it couldn't be done on wheels ???

 

[sliced]

yep seen a lot of people doing it to there wheels

 

[Smirky]

Cool might give it a blast on mine see what it comes up like and how long it lasts!

 

[FaisalFazeli]

I used it, its really delicate even though i done around 5-6 coats! are you planning on doing them black? if so, use 2 coats of glossifier it looks much better then just black.

 

[Smirky]

Yeah going black might just get em powder coated

 

[TomSx]

I've used it on my grill and it's great stuff. I can't see it being any good on wheels though tbh.

 

[Oneperformance]

Does any encounter on fading color after time? My friend did orange dip for the logo but months later it became yellowish towards neon yellow rather than bright orange.

 

[TomSx]

I've used black on my grill and not noticed any fading.

 

[Oneperformance]

it might be the quality of the paint issue.

 

[Bazzle]

Wheels

Car

 

[Jonathaan]

Does any encounter on fading color after time? My friend did orange dip for the logo but months later it became yellowish towards neon yellow rather than bright orange.

The blaze/bright plasti dip colours ALL fade over time, they are not UV resistant.

 

[Jonathaan]

Wheels I did with Blue and then lacquered over with normal clear lacquer.

 

[FaisalFazeli]

Wheels I did with Blue and then lacquered over with normal clear lacquer.

As you used normal lacquer on top, would the paint still be peelable?

 

[Jonathaan]

Yes, it is difficult to get started as you have to break through the lacquer, but once underneath it peels as normal. @FaisalFazeli