I plasti-dipped one of my rims, and it came out really nice.. - This could just be me but now, the rims don't look like they are 19, they look like 18's or it could just be me. I wish someone would trade me evo8 rims tho. Anyways, just though I'd share the results.
#48040, "RE: plasti-dipped one of my rims" In response to Reply # 2
Looks good, interested in the durability of it all. as for size, whats the tire say? I find it hard to judge sizes of rims via picture, unless they are stupid big that is
97 Talon ESi 14.943@91.35MPH N/A! "If you need someone to provide an itemized build of materials and a flowchart to walk you through every build-related question you will need to answer at each step of the process, you shouldn't be playing with cars. "-Driggs
#48042, "RE: plasti-dipped one of my rims" In response to Reply # 3
Originally posted by Fotowntalon Looks good, interested in the durability of it all. as for size, whats the tire say? I find it hard to judge sizes of rims via picture, unless they are stupid big that is
Well its only been one day lol but I can tell they will hold up really nicely, as long as you wash them weekly..I also doubt anyone here has such skinny tires so your less likely to get hit as hard..225/35/19 btw..and Josh you should post pics of your wheels done!
#48044, "RE: plasti-dipped one of my rims" In response to Reply # 6
Originally posted by TEAM OVER REV I also plasti-dipped my wheels. They have held up for 6 months with many highway miles. Its a very good cheap mod which can be reversible.
Out of curiosity, how many cans did you use per wheel?
#48048, "RE: plasti-dipped one of my rims" In response to Reply # 7
It took about 2 cans total, but I did it to the 2gb 16" wheels. I was rocking the cheap "modz" for a while. The plasti-dip wheels with Home depot lip kit.
#48055, "RE: plasti-dipped one of my rims" In response to Reply # 8
I am thinking of Plasti-dipping a bunch of parts on my Jeep, and these convinced me with prep work it'll look decent. Also it is reversible with elbow grease and Rubbing alcohol correct?
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#48056, "RE: plasti-dipped one of my rims" In response to Reply # 9
Originally posted by LE30vm I am thinking of Plasti-dipping a bunch of parts on my Jeep, and these convinced me with prep work it'll look decent. Also it is reversible with elbow grease and Rubbing alcohol correct?
You should, I just cleaned the shit out of my wheel, let it dry and sprayed it, I USED A CAN PER WHEEL THO..for a more durable hold...a pressure washer will remove it right off..
97 Talon ESi 14.943@91.35MPH N/A!