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Old 28th October 2011, 22:02   #11
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nice man how many coats did u put for each wheel ?
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I put 4 coats on.... I was filling up at the gas station and the pump was broken.... poured gas all over my wheels... Stained them..... Just cleaned and put 1 more coat on.... Looks great again.....
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I just came across this thread and was wondering if you have had any problems with them besides the gas spill? Is it really good as they say it is?
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Can you apply it with the wheels on the car?
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Old 27th June 2012, 06:13   #16
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Yes you can, just make sure you cover the brakes with plastic bags so the Plasti-dip doesn't get on them.

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Personally I would remove the wheel and do it.
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I just did my whole car. It used to be black.
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I just did my whole car. It used to be black.

whatttt?? you did your whole car?? how many cans did that take lol

hows the durability looking? did you use a primer?

considering this after seeing yours. Do they have a gloss look or is it all matte colors?
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whatttt?? you did your whole car?? how many cans did that take lol

hows the durability looking? did you use a primer?

considering this after seeing yours. Do they have a gloss look or is it all matte colors?
You don't use cans. You have to buy gallons and an actual sprayer. YouTube DipYourCar, they have tons of cool videos.
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You don't use cans. You have to buy gallons and an actual sprayer. YouTube DipYourCar, they have tons of cool videos.
good man...thank you sir
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