Looks really good for one heavy coat.
I think I'll do it this way as well.

 

I rather not apply it over and over

Its a little textured in some spots and heavier in others but, I don't think people are going to walk up and inspect my rims.. ha

 

Thanks! i tried one spoke when i got them, it was kinda a PITA to do, and i wasnt sure i liked it. just was thinking of a way to change the car up a bit.

 

How does it work on the wheels if they have chips on them?

 

Still shows the chips

 

Just picked up glossifier and black dip. Gonna tackle my wheels shortly. They are polished alum but am wanting something darker now to tie in my lights, evo mod and grille mod...as well as my CF stripes

 

How did you do your rims like that?
Did you have to remove the rims from the car?
I plan of doing this to my ss

 

How did you make the rims look like that ?

 

Tape off everything but the spokes.. mine used to be the same way

 

wish i had the 18s lol

but yeah just be quick with pealing the tape of or it'll tear with it

 

Dipp'ed trunk, outer tails, evo mod, and wheels.

 

Too bad you didn't live closer.. Once my wheels get shipped tomorrow i'll have two sets of ss/sc wheels lol

 

ugghhhhh haha

 

They look so nice like that! Did you do it with the rims on the car?
Could you please give me some more instructions , I do not want to mess up

 

Love this sedan!!!

 

Yea so did I lol 2 bad it no longer looks like that( back to stock)

 

ive thought about doing that little section along the side/bottom! that looks cool!

 

I love that RK sport hood! how many cans did that take??

 

Thanks! I did them when they were off the car, easier to get the edges of the spokes. It's not to hard, just put tape on where you don't want to be painted! Hardest part is taking the tape off, cause if your not careful the paint will want to come with the tape.. but I just used a sharp razor and cut along the tape line

 

Tank You!!! worked like a charm, it was much easier with them off the car and I will be posting pics soon.

Thanks so much

 

Ok so this question is plasti Dip related, but not auto related.

Has anyone used Plasti Dip on wood, more specifically interior wood trim in a house?

My house is 88 years old and still has the original wood trim, in the original stain, and I hate the idea of painting over it. But with Plasti dip being removable, I thought I could paint the trim with it, that way if I ever go to sell I can remove it a show the original stain. Preserving it rather then covering it permanently.

 

To do everything, probably 12 cans

 

QQ - This summer I want to do my rims, not sure if I wanna do plasti or paint. How easily does the plasti chip, ya know, just from regular use. Just don't wanna be driving along and after a couple weeks have to touch up. Thanks guys.

 

You will be fine. Ive had it on for a few weeks. Looks perfect. Ive used this stuff for a few years. Its been on my bumper evo mod and its barely chipped..and this is 2 years of being on the front.

 

Good to know. I assume these central NY winters in the tug hill might play into effect, but I dont mind touching up come spring time. =P Thanks!