Mine is also getting done this spring. Matte Black.

Have used the product many times now this will be my first "WHOLE" car through

Can't wait

 

I like those wheels how they came out, Im really anxious to dip my TB all matte black..curious though, how do I dip over scratches? i dont want imperfections.

 

Damn I didn't know they offered a matte blue! I'll definitely be doing my car in that color FO SHO

 

Can all of you whove done it/doing it post pics...im tired of dipped audis. Wanna see an evo.

 

I saw matte green car yesterday and threw up inu mouth a little yesterday.

 

It'll fill in, if there are any imperfections after a coat you can go over it and it'll meld to what you've already sprayed and do a better job filling. The other thing to note is that when you peel it off, your finish will be noticeably worse than when it went on. I had a buddy do it on his black C30 for ****s and giggles and took it off a couple days later... He said he'll never do it again, that's how bad the paint was after.

But me being in the spraying business, please please PLEASE use a spark-contained unit to spray this stuff. Dipyourcar uses our (Wagner) HVLP units in their videos, but they are not spark-contained and Plastidip has a flashpoint of NEGATIVE 20 degrees Fahrenheit. They may work VERY well for it, but they'll also work very well for blowing yourself up if the electric motor builds up a significant static charge while spraying this stuff.

 

I'm down to try some plastidip

 

ill be dipping the roof of my ww 8 tomorrow. ill post pics when completed.

 

Thanks. Let me know what material was used, spray can or sprayer..how hard it was.

 

I have a professional spray gun. I bought a gallon of prethinned matte black and some rubbing alcohol. I'll let you know how easy/hard it was tomorrow

 

This is not my level of expertise but, whats the rubbing alcohol for? Did yo order the paint from dipyourcar and how much was yor spray gun and do you find it better to just buy a seperate gun as opposed to buying one of their pro kits.

 

here mine

 

Looks good. Any closeups? What color and how hard was the process, are you happy with it?

 

Like, an HVLP conversion gun of some sort? If so, is your compressor spark-contained? If not, same issue. Body shops can use those guns because the compressor units are in a separate room from the shop.

 

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this is in singapore.. texture right after dipped was rough..

had to wait for about two weeks for everything to be settled down as heard from the owner of the vehicle.