Satin Graphite Gray Evo IX MR
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 326
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From: Spartanburg, South Carolina
Very sick car man, makes me miss mine lol.
Definitely one of the nicest ones I've seen!
Looks good! The more threads I see with people using this plasti-dip the more interested I get. Seems fairly inexpensive and easy to apply. The reversible aspect is probably the most alluring part for me. Now see how it holds up over time.
I guess it's a good time to mention that it's 100% reversible. 
This is clear matte plasti-dip over the factory graphite gray, and it's 100% removable. The reason behind this was to protect the paint over the winter, because it is my brother's daily driver. I already removed one panel (the drivers door -because of runs), and resprayed it. It comes off easy as hell, the paint is unscathed underneath, and it will protect the paint over the winter.
Think of it as a full clear bra.
This is clear matte plasti-dip over the factory graphite gray, and it's 100% removable. The reason behind this was to protect the paint over the winter, because it is my brother's daily driver. I already removed one panel (the drivers door -because of runs), and resprayed it. It comes off easy as hell, the paint is unscathed underneath, and it will protect the paint over the winter.
Think of it as a full clear bra.
Just a little update on this;
We've had a big snowstorm here recently and the plasti dip is holding up better than expected. Even with ice and hard snow sticking to the car, the plasti dip doesn't go anywhere when brushing it off with an ice scraper. I also took the car to a car wash, and I pressure washed it with no problems whatsoever. This stuff is pretty durable!
Here's a pic; don't mind the NWS dick.
Depends on color, but anywhere from $250-550.
We've had a big snowstorm here recently and the plasti dip is holding up better than expected. Even with ice and hard snow sticking to the car, the plasti dip doesn't go anywhere when brushing it off with an ice scraper. I also took the car to a car wash, and I pressure washed it with no problems whatsoever. This stuff is pretty durable!
Here's a pic; don't mind the NWS dick.
Depends on color, but anywhere from $250-550.
I sprayed the wheel matte black as well and they have held up perfectly fine! They must not have sprayed them correctly.
My plastidipped bbs wheels held up really well as well for normal driving. It was only when I would smack a cone with one during an autox where they would take a bit of damage. Like the OP said its very easy to remove and reapply (assuming you have a thick coat, thin coats are a pain in the butt to remove). Looks great, may consider doing this to my GG later on when I want to change its look a bit.
My plastidipped bbs wheels held up really well as well for normal driving. It was only when I would smack a cone with one during an autox where they would take a bit of damage. Like the OP said its very easy to remove and reapply (assuming you have a thick coat, thin coats are a pain in the butt to remove). Looks great, may consider doing this to my GG later on when I want to change its look a bit.
I'm looking at picking up some RPF1's for some spare track wheels, and I will be plastidipping them blaze blue.
Love all your cars! Don't part that 99 VR4 out it's way too nice. I had a fully built 98 for a while that I just sold last year and wish I would have kept it. If you do plan on selling PM me your asking price!
