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Old 31st July 2012, 07:55   #1
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Tried Plast-Dip On My Wheels :)

Just wanted to see why people go crazy over this stuff, Teaser pic :



This is gonna be temporary, I wanted to see how my wheels would look in black on my car. Pics will come tomorrow
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Old 31st July 2012, 08:09   #2
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I did that with my stock wheels. I ended up really likeing the look. I plan on getting them powercoated. I will post a pic tomorrow. I'm sure you will like it....
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I am gonna do the same thing with my stock winter M6 wheels.
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Old 31st July 2012, 08:42   #4
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honestly, does not look bad haha
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I believe you "lose" the concavity look when you paint the Miro's black, at least from a distance. When it's all black, you can't really tell if the wheel is concave or not if you're looking directly at it. You have to sort of look at it from the side.

I have 9.5" Miros all round on my 550i and I love them in the silver finish, I wouldn't paint them any other color. IndyRed is one of my favorite M5 colors and your car is one of the best looking I've seen. I think it's one of the cars that I looked at, that made me go for the Miro's

P.S. Silly question but, do they sell the IndyRed in US only ? (I suppose the Indianapolis in the name kind of suggests it...) I've started looking around for an M5 to replace my 550, but I haven't seen any IndyReds for sale here in Europe

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Looks pretty good.
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Looks good. I like it.
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I did this on my girls GLK and it turned out great. However, it will peal if you dont stay after it. Too much paint can cause the paint to peal at the lip of the wheel and too little will not cover...hitting the mark is key with this stuff but if it peals...re-paint.
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I like it Indy! Can't wait to see pics.
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Plast-dip is awesome, works so damn good and itīs so simple. Those will look bada*s on Indy
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