Plastidip at overclockers

[neo]

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/search_results.php?keywords=plastidip&_=1394779596373

 

Just thought i'd let you all know if want some plastidip try the above link as i know it's hard to find sometimes

[Zhorno]

How does this stuff work ..... Is it paint or what , when I google it , it comes up with so many i haven't got a clue

 

 

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[facetoface101]

It's cool stuff - best way to describe it I suppose is "rubber paint". You spray it on as if you would normally from a paint canister, doing very minimal prep work before hand (just cleaning and masking off areas). Then apply several coats , the stuff dry's really fast. It then just peels and breaks away from any lines as the coat is thinner here. And if you get bored of it - you can just peel it off at a later date to return to stock. Here's a video that probably explains its better:

 

I've currently got my front badge and door handles done - its been on for about 1 year now with no wear.

[Zhorno]

That's mint ! Think I might do some stuff with that !

 

 

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[glrnet]

Lots of thin coats is the trick

[facetoface101]

Yup! Pretend its real paint and you can't go wrong

[WhackyWill]

Any good for doing wheels, as my son's Golf wheels could do with a tidy up,

[facetoface101]

It would definitely bond to it - it sticks to just about anything. Check this video I found which will give a demo of what it might look like and the process:

 

 

Obviously, if you don't like it, just peel it off :-)

[ross27]

This stuff is great. I bought a few tins of the stuff in a group buy on another forum. Got black and silver and gold glossifier.

 

Used the black and silver glossifier on my previous MPS's:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Used it on the grille of my old Merc:

Before:

 

After: