They came out pretty good and looks even stealthier. Super easy process and if I ever want to remove the coating it peels off, but still holds up to road abuse. Thinking of coating the lower portion of the van just for grins.
Plastidipped my wheels
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Looks cool!
How much did you use? What did you do to clean/prep the wheels?
How much did you use? What did you do to clean/prep the wheels?
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Stealthy/different....either way I think they look great!!
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It’s a big white van! No one is going to miss it or think it’s a cheetah in the grass. I’d suggest Zebra stripes if you plan to park in tall grass or Mossy Oak if in the Pennsylvania forest. Now that is stealthy!
https://blog.ramtrucks.com/lifestyl...ion-takes-shot-show-2014/attachment/dsc_0542/
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https://blog.ramtrucks.com/lifestyl...ion-takes-shot-show-2014/attachment/dsc_0542/
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RD, hmmmm, might get Poof to go with the cheetah spots.
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Haha awesome!
Truth be known she's quite good with plain Jane silver.
Truth be known she's quite good with plain Jane silver.
3 cans gave me 4 coats. Went light on the first coat and heavy the other three. Cost was $6.99 per can.
I used McGuires wheel cleaner. Any degreaser will do. The nice thing about Plastidip is no sanding is required. Just clean the wheels and spray away. Just make sure the dirt and grease are removed and the wheels are dry.
I used McGuires wheel cleaner. Any degreaser will do. The nice thing about Plastidip is no sanding is required. Just clean the wheels and spray away. Just make sure the dirt and grease are removed and the wheels are dry.
Lots of examples of how people have treated their plastidipped wheels on youtube. It holds up well.
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