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Fantastic color :yum:

Nice work :tiphat:

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Originally Posted by Nick M (Post 3603891)

Slow n steady transformation with my 2009 Sport package. Purchased Feb of 2014 with only 4700 miles on it, has 19000 on it to date.

We've done autoflex in gloss black on the roof, and wheels, but it needed something unique. I've always loved the Z heritage color of orange, so we set out to do something in the neighborhood of orange, with a twist on it.

This is a new product, called Pro Line by DipYourCar. Aimed to be between the old school dip that started this trend, and AutoFlex that premium stuff thats out there for OEM quality finish that can be machine polished, cut and buffed etc. Pro Line is sprayed through a compressor in a paint booth, so it is not really a DIY product.

Not done yet, but mirrors, door handles etc, peel the Nissan badge coming together soon.

Work was done by Dynamic Auto Art off the NYS Thruway in Kingston. Site is here:
https://www.facebook.com/dynamicautoart/

The quality is amazing, they did meticulous prep on it, and I was amazed with the result.

I'll post more pictures as they finish putting the car back together.

Can this stuff be polished, waxed etc like the autoflex? Or is it what you see is what you get. Lifespan? Maintenance? What kind of prep was involved, base layers things like that?

Looking badass!

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Originally Posted by ChaseZ (Post 3609495)

Can this stuff be polished, waxed etc like the autoflex? Or is it what you see is what you get. Lifespan? Maintenance? What kind of prep was involved, base layers things like that?

Looking badass!

ProLine is considered to be intermediate between old school PlastiDip Spray gallons (PDS) and Autoflex. It must be sprayed through a full compressor setup though, so it is not a true "DIY" product.

ProLine is smooth, it feels like vinyl, but you can not polish it like Autoflex. It cleans up just like PDS, soap and water, DipCoat spray and a soft microfiber. Its scratch resistant, but not fuel resistant like AutoFlex is.

The price point from an installer would be about $400-$500 less than a comparable AutoFlex install - depending on the color choice and finish (frost vs. matte vs satin vs gloss).

Its expected to outlasted vinyl without the risks to clear coat that long-term vinyl can cause.

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Thanks, looks amazing IRL. You up next? Let me know for a Z referral discount lol

If my car was silver I would definitely hop on that offer. But I love the Monterey Blue. The only color change I have planned is wrapping my roof in gloss black.

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Originally Posted by Canolinumber1 (Post 3610049)

If my car was silver I would definitely hop on that offer. But I love the Monterey Blue. The only color change I have planned is wrapping my roof in gloss black.

Nice. He did my roof in gloss black Autoflex.

I love the Platinum Graphite OEM paint too, just wanted a temporary change for the season.

Full video coming soon

https://youtu.be/0lGx7r8zeNI

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Originally Posted by CCastro (Post 3615235)

Video isn't working

Fixed above :)