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Old 10-12-2014, 03:35 PM
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Well that doesnt look that bad lol
Old 10-13-2014, 12:09 AM
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Hmm. I met someone with a balt a few months back that had dipped glowing wheels. It was really neat!

I wonder if thats legal lol. Definately looks awesome

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Old 10-13-2014, 02:36 AM
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Has anyone tried spray painting over plastidip yet? I got good results on a test piece. Opens up infinite colors. Still peels off too
Old 10-13-2014, 12:16 PM
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Okay.
I kind of want to do my OEM SS wheels in glow dip now.
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i would love my car dipped just like that evo
Old 10-13-2014, 02:20 PM
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Lol yeah that evo looks nice, I wouldnt mind a dip like that
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Kind of want to do my winter wheels in that.
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<<<@!1!@>>>

People have done this plenty with mixed results.
It still "peels" but not quite as well as it would without being sprayed over.

As far as color goes. DYC has loads of pigment colors that can be mixed and matched to create the color you want.
This method preserves the peelability too.

I think they talk about painting over dip in this video.
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Anyone mix pearls into regular colors? Wanting info on how well they mix or how much it actually alters the color
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Originally Posted by MM06balt
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People have done this plenty with mixed results.
It still "peels" but not quite as well as it would without being sprayed over.

As far as color goes. DYC has loads of pigment colors that can be mixed and matched to create the color you want.
This method preserves the peelability too.
Very informative video. I had a much easier time with my stuff though. Guess it's hit and miss. I know one thing for sure, if I ever get a new car I'm dipping it immediately so the paint will be perfect when I don't want it anymore.
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Originally Posted by Twoozofjuice
Anyone mix pearls into regular colors? Wanting info on how well they mix or how much it actually alters the color
I've heard people doing this too. Not sure how well it turns out and I have a feeling it really depends on what color pearl you mix into a certain dip color.
This forum is full of info if you haven't looked already:
http://www.dipyourcar.com/forums/forum.php

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Very informative video. I had a much easier time with my stuff though. Guess it's hit and miss. I know one thing for sure, if I ever get a new car I'm dipping it immediately so the paint will be perfect when I don't want it anymore.
Gotta be careful dipping a brand new car too. If the clear coat is super fresh there's a chance the dip could eat through it. Have only seen it happen like once or twice, but it is a possibility.
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ooh that would suck, having a new car, dipping it thinking its awesome, then right before you sell it for ultimate value you peel it to discover your finish is total ****

maybe wax it while its fresh, keep it in the garage covered for a month then dip it?
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Yeah, that would be a bit of a buzz kill haha

I've heard it can take up to 6 months for the clear coat to be okay to dip over.
At least that's what DYC recommends.
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Dipping my Balt today!

Doing the whole car in hunter green with gun metal wheels. Will put up pics soon.
Old 10-26-2014, 12:03 AM
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here's some pics and will have better ones later

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its definitely different. I think the gunmetal pairs nicely with the green
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it's starting to grow on me

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Is that just for winter?
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Originally Posted by andrewcarr1993
Is that just for winter?
Yeah I plan on doing a different color in spring
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Oh, hey Fargo! haha

I don't think that green looks too bad honestly.
What color are you thinking for spring?
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I'm not sure yet possibly black and blue
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Originally Posted by matthewj182
Yeah I plan on doing a different color in spring
Did you buy the DYC kit? Or just use a shitload of spray cans??? lol
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Id do the spray gun. Black and blue looks good.
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Originally Posted by UnkleRaRa
Did you buy the DYC kit? Or just use a shitload of spray cans??? lol
My buddy has the dyc kit, I just had to buy the dip. I couldn't imagine doing a whole car with rattle cans.
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How's your license plate mounted?


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