PlastiDip Questions

[FLP]

@RickardsDS3 did you spray the grill yourself? I'm thinking of doing the same, or dipping it. How did you remove the grill? (I know, something similar must have been mentioned somwhere on the forum before, but I can't find it...)

[RickardsDS3]

Nope I payed a company to do it, they had to remove the bumper to get the grill out.

[FLP]

Crap

[Joeauger]

I think im going to tape and paper the bumper to spray the grille

[RickardsDS3]

It will work, just there are chances off bubbles in certain corners.

[Joeauger]

I'll have to give it a go. Only £8.
If I like it i might go for a wrap.

Thanks for your help anyway!

[RickardsDS3]

I would recommend around 3 cans aha or more! goes quick!!!

[Joeauger]

Ill order a few cans then

[Chris_Blue]

Where u get it for £8 Joe?

[FLP]

@Joe post some results afterwards!

[cyclone]

It will work, just there are chances off bubbles in certain corners.

Must have been the application? Have had no problems with the grill or the rear panel on my car. Your right about it does go quick!

[RickardsDS3]

I didnt take the bumper or grill off when I did my grill, reason why i expect

[ZACK]

It's simples lol

As above the plastidip will dry as a matt colour ( it'll look bumpy and shiny when you 1st layer it on - patience is key ). The glossifier will cost it in a sort of rubberised lacquer and make it shiny and a bit more durable.

If you want ease of removal I don't recommend that you but the primer down first, as that makes the layers on top stuck better and harder to remove

[Chris_Blue]

Anyone tell me where you can get Plastidip for a good price?

[Den]

Plastidip website? Ebay?