Thread: Plasti Dip Experiment...

well i was getting bored sitting at home after work today... sooooo... i had some Plasti Dip laying around that was left over from being used on my SS... and heres what i did...







i saw someones sig pic, and kinda liked the door moldings being blacked out.. so i went with that.. i will be doing the "Grand Prix GT" on the doors as well.. just ran out of daylight today...

Looks terrible imo.

been done before. color matched ftw.

Originally Posted by Odi

been done before. color matched ftw.

yea i saw that its been done, thats why i tried it... and we all know plasti dip just peels off.. so this is just an experiment.. what i really want to do is to just demold, and debadge the whole car... buuuut... after 11 years and being in Ohio winters, etc... im sure I'll have some nice lines left behind that i dont feel like buffing out.. sooo.. this is a temporary alternative..

Just broke the car in half. Those moldings should have never been there to begin with.

Originally Posted by LS2 BLAZER

yea i saw that its been done, thats why i tried it... and we all know plasti dip just peels off.. so this is just an experiment.. what i really want to do is to just demold, and debadge the whole car... buuuut... after 11 years and being in Ohio winters, etc... im sure I'll have some nice lines left behind that i dont feel like buffing out.. sooo.. this is a temporary alternative..

Yes it does peel off. My 18's are plasti dipped and after 20 minutes of peeling one wheel I said **** this ****, put them in the garage, and put the other wheels back on. That's after 3 months of them being baked on from the Texas heat.

Originally Posted by txslow6

Yes it does peel off. My 18's are plasti dipped and after 20 minutes of peeling one wheel I said **** this ****, put them in the garage, and put the other wheels back on. That's after 3 months of them being baked on from the Texas heat.

Luckily I'm in Ohio lol... although we've had one of the hottest summers on record, I'm sure it doesn't compare to Texas or down south heat period..

I dipped my SS wheels a few months back, and after I was tired of it, I just went to a spray booth and blasted it off..

i really dont think it looks that bad, lol.

Originally Posted by ctracer

i really dont think it looks that bad, lol.

Lol thx... its just an experiment, and something "different"... like someone said earlier and splitting the car in half, it would cleaner just demolded, but being over 11 years old and in harsh winters, summer heat, etc... I know for a fact I would have paint fade an tape lines.. so.. plasti dip it is lol.. when I get tired of it, or someone hits my door, I'll just peel it off.. no biggie.. but the "Grand Prix" badges will stay dipped.. those I like the most...

Where in OH u at blazer

Originally Posted by Ultra440

Where in OH u at blazer

Lorain County next to Cleveland (about 30 min west of cle), right outside the snow belt

I hate plastic dip, why do people want to paint there stuff flat black, I just don't get it...

That's not the only color.. my SS wheels were gunmetal grey plasti dipped w/the glossifier, some of my tool handles are yellow plasti dip, there's red, gold, metal flake... possibilities are endless... and its error free.. if you mess up, just peel it off.. who wouldn't like that?

I do see your point though.. my SS is the Imperial Blue Metallic color.. and flat black is just terrible on it...

I think it looks ok.

I just use it to clean up my fading black trim pieces. Works pretty good for that. We'll see how long it lasts.

Ok it does look really good on the trim and I didn't know about the other colors since I've only seen the flat black.

I really can't stand the flat black rims, they just look awful to me.

Didn't think to do the trim... mine are still a good condition.. but it does look good on there...

my window trim was shot on all 4 doors, peeled up, cracked, you name it, even some rust on them. 3 times people got cut too.

so i took all 4 off, cut and sanded the the plastic off, left the rubber squeegeeing thing on by the window. painted, cleared them, wet sanded them, then buffed them.

Looking good! I did it because I was trying to stand out a little from the crowd and figured since it had some flaws on it anyway why not plasti dip it. lol

Yea I think it was your pix, and someones pic in their sig (which I can't see right now because I'm on Tapatalk), but I dig it...