Plasti dip
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RDNK150
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Plasti dip
I know it's been beat to death but I have three questions
Is it temporary/how long does it last
How many cans do you use to paint four wheels
Do you need to take them off the truck I'm not really in the mood to do that today but I'd like to see them black today
Is it temporary/how long does it last
How many cans do you use to paint four wheels
Do you need to take them off the truck I'm not really in the mood to do that today but I'd like to see them black today
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It can be peeled off whenever you want to.
Its lasted on my wheels for many months, and i used 4 cans and still had a little left over.
You don't need to take them off but it helps a lot and makes it less of a hassle.
Its lasted on my wheels for many months, and i used 4 cans and still had a little left over.
You don't need to take them off but it helps a lot and makes it less of a hassle.
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RDNK150
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One more question does it go on like spray paint like overspray wise if that makes sense
Bottom line do I need to mask off the areas around my wheels?
Bottom line do I need to mask off the areas around my wheels?
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The best way to do it is the way the video shows.. Take your wheels off, and then try to slip note cards around the wheel by where the tire bead is.. If you get any overspray on your tire, just wait for it to dry and peel it off.
I know it's hard to believe, but plasti-dip is honestly everything they advertise.
I know it's hard to believe, but plasti-dip is honestly everything they advertise.
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about 3 cans for 4 wheels
you do not need to remove them, I didn't.. just put something behind the wheels to keep the paint from getting on you disks and what not..
it sprays on like paint but not much overspray
and I put note cards between the wheels and the tires, but if it gets on the tires it's ok because it rubs right off
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RDNK150
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Ok thanks good to know it may be tough not getting paint on my brakes especially in the rear due to my wheels an the very large backing plate
The cans say about 4 hours to dry does that hold true?
The cans say about 4 hours to dry does that hold true?