fastnnuffrt

I'm wanting to black my rims on my 11 dodge rt rcsb I was wondering if that plastidip held up good I drive country roads to go home powder coat gets expensive by the time u pay mount and dismount.. But is this one of those times to not b a tight ***? Opinions plz

ak2007r6

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Plasti dip is pretty durable and a cheap way to make sure you like it before deciding to pay the money for PC.

fastnnuffrt

Thats kinda what I was thinking. Where do u get it at.. I never had heard.of it till I was at the track the other night and I was talkin to a guy with a charger with plastidip rims

ak2007r6

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I picked up a couple cans from Lowes. Think it was $6 a can.
Did the stock 17's on my Sierra last time I was home.

fastnnuffrt

Looks good I thinking I'm gonna drop the rear end down for now and do the wheels and debadge.. I got a 54 intentional calling for a 6.0

Nuclear Endless

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That looks great man


From what ive read plastidip is durable, and although doesn't replace powdercoating, is semi-permanent, and can help you decide if its worth the cash to ya

fastnnuffrt

Thanks for the input ill post pics when I get them done b a couple weeks gotta get wheat planted

ak2007r6

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Thanks.

I haven't had it on to much yet so can't report back on how durable it is first hand but I have read and see lots showing it holds up quite well.

I thought this was pretty impressive.
Plasti Dip grille durability with pressure washer - YouTube
In for pics

ak2007r6

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Another good video. I have over spray on my tires and haven't pulled it off yet (you can't really tell unless you look at the right angle anyways.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkkAw...eature=related

fastnnuffrt

Day I bought her

http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/...8-08174120.jpg