Anthracite Plastidip before and after
05-14-2014, 11:08 PM
#12
Senior Member
Check Ebay or Pep Boys
05-14-2014, 11:20 PM
#13
Senior Member
Looks good.
Don't really care for my factory chrome wheels and am considering that look. Is there a bit lighter gray available?
My only concern is how it holds up. But then again, it will likely need to be redone every couple years when rubber is replaced. I'd imagine replacing rubber will tear it up.
Don't really care for my factory chrome wheels and am considering that look. Is there a bit lighter gray available?
My only concern is how it holds up. But then again, it will likely need to be redone every couple years when rubber is replaced. I'd imagine replacing rubber will tear it up.
05-15-2014, 07:18 AM
#15
Looks good.
Don't really care for my factory chrome wheels and am considering that look. Is there a bit lighter gray available?
My only concern is how it holds up. But then again, it will likely need to be redone every couple years when rubber is replaced. I'd imagine replacing rubber will tear it up.
Don't really care for my factory chrome wheels and am considering that look. Is there a bit lighter gray available?
My only concern is how it holds up. But then again, it will likely need to be redone every couple years when rubber is replaced. I'd imagine replacing rubber will tear it up.
05-15-2014, 01:37 PM
#17
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Plastidips website
There are several "metallic" colors now available. It's holds up very well expect I realized tire shine has a little alcohol to it which acts like a solvent and is ruining mine so beware.
Unfortunately, no
This is with glossifier. It doesn't give it a clear cost, rather it increases the sparkle or flake. Unlike plastidip (thin coats), apply in heavy coats where it almost drips
Looks good.
Don't really care for my factory chrome wheels and am considering that look. Is there a bit lighter gray available?
My only concern is how it holds up. But then again, it will likely need to be redone every couple years when rubber is replaced. I'd imagine replacing rubber will tear it up.
Don't really care for my factory chrome wheels and am considering that look. Is there a bit lighter gray available?
My only concern is how it holds up. But then again, it will likely need to be redone every couple years when rubber is replaced. I'd imagine replacing rubber will tear it up.
Unfortunately, no
This is with glossifier. It doesn't give it a clear cost, rather it increases the sparkle or flake. Unlike plastidip (thin coats), apply in heavy coats where it almost drips
05-15-2014, 04:02 PM
#18
Senior Member
Totally down with that. I'm so sick of black wheels - everyone seems to have them and I just don't like 'em anymore. But this looks really good I think! I like the grayish color (like my stock FX4s).
