Nissan 200SX Club - South Africa

Has anyone tried it? is it easy and does it look good im thinking of doing my rims

I have used it twice now, and I must say that I like it!

Apply it properly and the finish looks good, and whats best about it is that it peels off easily. I would apply atleast 5-8 coats on the wheels, just to ensure it is strong enough.

You should buy it from the head office in the West rand (http://www.plastidipsa.co.za/), it is a bit cheaper and they (mostly) have loads of stock available! The people selling it is also very decent and very willing to help explain the process of applying.

Buy a can and try it, if you like it then just buy more

Looks interesting....

Laters Riekert

I bought 6 cans of black @ R100 a can. if anyone wants to buy it off me. Bought it to do a friends rims and then he dropped me so R600 for 6 cans so you can re-apply if needed. LOL! great stuff this plastidip. works so easy.

phoenix s14 wrote:I bought 6 cans of black @ R100 a can. if anyone wants to buy it off me. Bought it to do a friends rims and then he dropped me so R600 for 6 cans so you can re-apply if needed. LOL! great stuff this plastidip. works so easy.

Might take. Couple month end

Laters Riekert

this stuff is great, becarefull with the white tho, it does stain,. this is how my lip on my rim came out.

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nice

seen it on my mates scooby.. not bad stuff not sure what will happen from a stone chip thou.. dont need it to unwrap itself driving down the high way

The plastidip products are basically a dissolved rubber/latex compound. The stuff is incredible! Iv purchased a plastidip application machine and a few odds and ends after using it a bit in the tin form from builders warehouse. It isn't like vinyl that shrinks or stretches leaving nasty glue marks on your paintwork, it maintains its rubbery texture so it expands and contracts with the bodywork of your car. Touchups to scratches, etc are very simple, and will be unnoticeable. The car can be washed with a pressure washer, the product is very durable and tough, and can be washed with conventional carwash/detailing soaps as you would wash paintwork.
The colours available ar awesome, and just about any colour can be mixed, from clear to full blown metallics and pearls. Iv done a few taillights and interior trim panels the last few weeks, will add some pics to show what it looks like. Will be painting the wifes daily drive pink over the next weekend. Only problem with the product is that the "blaze" colours, the colours with luminescence in them don't seem to last much longer than 5 or 6 months in the sun, but metallics, etc last as long as you want them to, as with paintwork, the better maintained the product is, the longer it will last. Anyone wanting advice or some work done with Plastidip, give me a shout!

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phoenix s14 wrote:I bought 6 cans of black @ R100 a can. if anyone wants to buy it off me. Bought it to do a friends rims and then he dropped me so R600 for 6 cans so you can re-apply if needed. LOL! great stuff this plastidip. works so easy.

Still have? Wanna get 2 from you

Laters Riekert

Riekert wrote:

phoenix s14 wrote:I bought 6 cans of black @ R100 a can. if anyone wants to buy it off me. Bought it to do a friends rims and then he dropped me so R600 for 6 cans so you can re-apply if needed. LOL! great stuff this plastidip. works so easy.

Still have? Wanna get 2 from you

Laters Riekert

Bump

Laters Riekert

they mine Kriekert lol sorry

SonOfAnarchy ZA wrote:they mine Kriekert lol sorry

Damn. Sponser me two please man. can't find it in my shit town

Laters Riekert

dont you have builders warehouse there

Did some TSW Mags with plasti dip yesterday:





I was quite impressed with the outcome and how easy it really was to do it