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Hello everyone!
Been reading here for a few months but haven't posted much.
Coming from a 2009 A6 3.0T.
Bought my 08 C63 in June with 46k and noticed it already had a 2nd cat delete with an x pipe and Afe dry filters.
I later added a eurocharged tune and a straight delete instead of the X.
The Dunkin in my username is because I'm a franchisee, not my name.
Old A6.
And recently Dipped my entire car (formally silver)
Saw the color and decided to just go for it.
(Dipped the roof, spoiler, grill,trim,mirrors,markers black)
Really happy with how it came out, most people who see it in person like it.
Feel free to be brutally honest.
Last edited by Dunkin_63; Oct 31, 2014 at 01:05 PM.
Question for ya: As with the spray can PlastiDip, does this dip have a texture?
This would be my question. I've seen many dipped cars with the sprayer and none have really come out perfect. I get that it is a cost effective way of changing the car but I have yet to see a dipped car compare to a wrapped car.
It was diy but I also had access to a full spray booth and have some paint experience.
I used about 3.25 Gallons of Intense Teal from Dipyourcar dot com and had 6 coats on the majority of the car and 1 gallon of black for all the smaller pieces. I used the Dipyourcar HVLP gun as well. And that was borrowed, so the entire project was under 300$.
The hardest part was masking front bumper grills and peeling the tape before the dip dried and trying not to make any marks in it. I also went all out on taping the inside seams to limit overspray.
Originally Posted by SaphGreyC63
Question for ya: As with the spray can PlastiDip, does this dip have a texture?
It does have a rubber feel to it. But the new(ish) Dip Coat spray from DYC makes a HUGE difference. It definitely is worth the extra 25$
Originally Posted by alexmtl
Nice man ! Did you dip it yourself ? What products / tools did you use?
Originally Posted by Mort
Congrats on the C63, enjoy.
Dare to be different.
Planning to dip the wheels? They look a little out of place to me.
Still debating! Might be switching wheels in the spring anyway.
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