Plasti dip
#21
^6 I'm assuming that is right, since normally they don't care how their trucks look. I occasionally see them covered in all bedliner. That's fine, its functional. I could see it being handy to spray on your car if you need to use it as protection for towing, or to cover the rear 1/4s for racing, but this is just nuts. But if you think your car looks "cool" because it has a dull uneven finish that took no prep and can be peeled off, you are wrong.
#22
^6 I'm assuming that is right, since normally they don't care how their trucks look. I occasionally see them covered in all bedliner. That's fine, its functional. I could see it being handy to spray on your car if you need to use it as protection for towing, or to cover the rear 1/4s for racing, but this is just nuts. But if you think your car looks "cool" because it has a dull uneven finish that took no prep and can be peeled off, you are wrong.
You sound like you'd lose your mind if you saw a car painted with "non-functional" plasti dip. Chill out man.
I don't think sticking LED strips below your headlights looks anything more than an Audi wannabe but I don't need to call somebody nuts or wrong for modding what they like. Personally, I think flat/matte black can look great if you do it right, even with plasti dip. I wouldn't do it that way, and of course there's a right and wrong way to do it, but I have seen in person a few cars plasti-dipped and the finish was nice and even, and though it had neon green as a secondary color, it didn't look rushed or cheaply done at all. It's all about how you do it.
#23
Lol, wow you are mad... "if you like something I don't like then your opinion is wrong!"
You sound like you'd lose your mind if you saw a car painted with "non-functional" plasti dip. Chill out man.
I don't think sticking LED strips below your headlights looks anything more than an Audi wannabe but I don't need to call somebody nuts or wrong for modding what they like. Personally, I think flat/matte black can look great if you do it right, even with plasti dip. I wouldn't do it that way, and of course there's a right and wrong way to do it, but I have seen in person a few cars plasti-dipped and the finish was nice and even, and though it had neon green as a secondary color, it didn't look rushed or cheaply done at all. It's all about how you do it.
You sound like you'd lose your mind if you saw a car painted with "non-functional" plasti dip. Chill out man.
I don't think sticking LED strips below your headlights looks anything more than an Audi wannabe but I don't need to call somebody nuts or wrong for modding what they like. Personally, I think flat/matte black can look great if you do it right, even with plasti dip. I wouldn't do it that way, and of course there's a right and wrong way to do it, but I have seen in person a few cars plasti-dipped and the finish was nice and even, and though it had neon green as a secondary color, it didn't look rushed or cheaply done at all. It's all about how you do it.
I'll just never understand the "Hey look, I covered up my nice glossy paint job with $20 worth of rubberized coating." attitude.
#24
i like plasti dip i wouldnt use it for a whole car unless i was going to clear coat it but i just used it to paint my grill and trim on my car pictures are posted if you wanna see and i like it because if you accidentally over spay you can just rub it off
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