Plasti Dip Thread
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From: Maryland
W212 E63 AMG S Model
A grill would be a bit difficult to take off because of all the small pieces that the dip is on. Also, if you happened to use any clear coat, that weakens the plastidip and makes it more difficult to remove as well.
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From: LA
W213 E63
Here is my review of doing the car. It's a pretty good article
http://forums.yuppieracing.net/showt...ight=Plastidip
I would def do it again. Matte silver will look like primer if you use the colors they have. If your car is silver there is a matte clear coat that I bet will allow you to keep your metallic finish
http://forums.yuppieracing.net/showt...ight=Plastidip
I would def do it again. Matte silver will look like primer if you use the colors they have. If your car is silver there is a matte clear coat that I bet will allow you to keep your metallic finish
Anyone in LA interested in this? Let's go half on a kit and just buy extra paint. As of now they will not ship to CA but we can work something out I'm sure. Let me know. We can get a couple people in on it and get the cost down to a level that would make it impossible not to try! I mean, would you try it if it cost $100?
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00 MB ML55, 91 Toyota Supra Turbo(sold), 06 E500(gone), 03 BMW M3
At that time we weren't sure if we could shoot it out of a gun and my buddy didn't want to risk his very expensive paint guns. Damn you guys are making me want to plastidip my car again
