I took the plasti dip off as soon as we were done putting it on. Couldn't get the glossy finish I wanted.

Blades, I still havent gotten my spoiler installed...:shakes head: sh*tty!!!

You can go to the place I went to in Columbia, it only took them like an hour or so.

That'll be the very last option, my buddy that I sold my motorcycle to, that is mechanically inclined will hopefully do it for me. we'll see though.

looks perfect! I wanted to plasti dip my wheels black.
Did you paint the inside barrels too?

The black finish
 

Has anyone tried putting armorall on the rims for a more glossy look.
Has anyone tried to wax or polish the matte finish?

Billy

nah, I didn't bother painting the inside. too much work

Tried clear coat, but that's about it. Didn't work out.

I plasti dip my friends wheels yesterday and it turned out good. But if you want that gloss look you might want to go with regular paint.

Do you wanna assist me in doing mine??:tup:

We should have a mini-meet at SolidKatfish's shop so we can all plastidip some more :happydance:

That sounds like an excellent idea. You got my vote!:tup:

Yea I can assist you. I experienced some of the problems we might in counter.

Has anyone tried painting over the plastidip? I would like to try painting my rims a Dark grey. I was thinking a couple coats of black plastidip fully dried followed by a couple of coats of a Dark Grey spray paint. Do you think you would still be able peel off the base coat of plastidip effectively removing the top coat as well? I may give it a shot on something other than my car this weekend.

I think it might be possible but it would be a lot harder. You would probably need several layers of plasti dip to make it easier to take off.