Plastidip in Cali help

[SgtGoldy]

So my friends dad gave him his old C6 corvette. The car is a salvage title but he needed a car and it's actual pretty nice... except for the paint. Because it's a salvage title he doesn't want to put too much money into it. He wants to plastidip but they won't sell gallons in Cali. I know a lot of people have plastidipped their cars (although I don't care for the look all the much) and was wondering how they did it. I heard you can thin out cans, but that seems sketchy. Any advise is appreciated

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[nomodsjk]

Dipyourcar.com. I just ordered a kit with a sprayer and 2 gallons with pearlized for about 350. Tell him not to use spray cans it will look like ****

PS this is for a Honda crx so I don't really care what the outcome is. I would never use plasti dip on the nissan

[SgtGoldy]

Originally Posted by nomodsjk

Dipyourcar.com. I just ordered a kit with a sprayer and 2 gallons with pearlized for about 350. Tell him not to use spray cans it will look like ****

PS this is for a Honda crx so I don't really care what the outcome is. I would never use plasti dip on the nissan

Order from there and they haven't shipped it. It's been several days, so that's how we found out about the cali laws.

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[nomodsjk]

Wow. That's ridiculous. I guess it's an environmental thing.

[MUST]

dipped my franken-beater with cans, took about 6 cans total which totaled ~$40. looks like a$$, but at least my beater isnt a rolling rainbow anymore.

if your friend cares about the finish, but can't get the full kit, he may want to try the wider nozzle for the cans, i think home depot or ace hardware has it

[DEpointfive0]

Originally Posted by SgtGoldy

Order from there and they haven't shipped it. It's been several days, so that's how we found out about the cali laws.

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But gallons from a place that dips cars. They'll fúck you on the price, but it's cheaper than cans