PlastiDip - my black TT > White

[DougLoBue]

So who's going to vinyl wrap their TT now to test that out?

I'd do it- I just don't want to spend the $500-1k on Vinyl... anyone want to start a collection haha

[mbaron]

I'd do it- I just don't want to spend the $500-1k on Vinyl... anyone want to start a collection haha

Yep, vinyl is expensive. It really isn't a money saver over a basic respray, unless you want cheetah print or crazy graphics.

[PLAYED TT]

Just sticker bomb the whole car

[20v master]

Just sticker bomb the whole car

[DougLoBue]

That post it GTI is dope!

I think my next project is take a high speed orbital sander and sand the whole car down to metal. Delorean status.

[PLAYED TT]

That would look so cool. But it would have to get cleared

[Dowski12]

And have pink rims

[01ttgt28]

And some gull wing doors that would be sick on a tt

[VVDUBTDI]

Don't know if any of you know dipmycar sells a glossifier in cans to add a glossy look to the car that would solve the texture issues I'm doing the plasti dip white to my car but thought bout the matte finish and cleaning issues has anyone tried this glossifier???

[warranty225cpe]

Don't know if any of you know dipmycar sells a glossifier in cans to add a glossy look to the car that would solve the texture issues I'm doing the plasti dip white to my car but thought bout the matte finish and cleaning issues has anyone tried this glossifier???

I've seen the finished product of the glossifier. It's nice. Not quite shiney but it tones down the "I did it myself" look.

[DougLoBue]

I'm pretty sure I had the DIY look due to lack of a thinning agent in our mix. After spraying real paint with an air gun I understand a lot more about paint now... but I still don't know ****.

I've laid the flat black plastidip down smooth with no problems at all. My first tidbit of advice would be don't do it, but if you must- practice a bunch on something before drinking a bunch of then spraying your whole car laughing about it with your buddy.

[01ttgt28]

I'm pretty sure I had the DIY look due to lack of a thinning agent in our mix. After spraying real paint with an air gun I understand a lot more about paint now... but I still don't know ****.

I've laid the flat black plastidip down smooth with no problems at all. My first tidbit of advice would be don't do it, but if you must- practice a bunch on something before drinking a bunch of then spraying your whole car laughing about it with your buddy.

Lol