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Plastidip
- leftcase
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12 Dec 2016 14:37 #175578
by leftcase
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I need to paint the plastic trim on my Jimny. A friend suggested I give it a go with some Plastidip. Has anyone else tried it? Is it any good?
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13 Dec 2016 22:27 #175621
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1st's 1st and 2nds nowhere...
Replied by HardtopSoftop on topic Plastidip
Not used it myself,but l use another car forum and quite a few people have used it with good results..As l understand it,if you don't like the results you just peel it off....
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13 Dec 2016 22:41 - 13 Dec 2016 22:53 #175622
by Busta
Plastidip or Plastikote? Plastidip is like thick goo you dip stuff in. Plastikote is a spray paint. I have limited experience with plastikote but it wasn't anywhere nearly as tough as I expected it to be. Easy to use though.
Edited to say: Turns out plastidip do spray paint too! So ignore me. Do lots of coats and it will be fine.
Edited to say: Turns out plastidip do spray paint too! So ignore me. Do lots of coats and it will be fine.
Last edit: 13 Dec 2016 22:53 by Busta.
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14 Dec 2016 12:39 #175628
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Replied by wilku on topic Plastidip
I had a plastidip coat on my speedo in my motorcycle and unfortunately it gets scratched relatively easily, so I would recommend using it on any external element in an off-road car nor on anything exposed to hits or friction.
If you go mainly on-road and want to cover.. mirrors' plastic then I guess it would be fine for some time. But in any case it is not a life-time solution.
Although I must admit that the layer is also easily repaired - just spray the place where it got chipped and you're good to go.
If you go mainly on-road and want to cover.. mirrors' plastic then I guess it would be fine for some time. But in any case it is not a life-time solution.
Although I must admit that the layer is also easily repaired - just spray the place where it got chipped and you're good to go.
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