plastidip'd the whole Jeep
01-04-2013, 06:14 AM
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PD is an excellent source for those that what to create a "virtual photoshop" with color and finish before actually committing to paint.
From my experience, if you have of 4-5 coats, it will not peel up easily. However, I have noticed it you have a finished edge with masking tape, it may be easier to pull up vs. a part that is completely covered all the way on a part.
From my experience, if you have of 4-5 coats, it will not peel up easily. However, I have noticed it you have a finished edge with masking tape, it may be easier to pull up vs. a part that is completely covered all the way on a part.
01-04-2013, 06:45 AM
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Not even remotely true. It is very tough and will still save your paint. A rock that hits your paint will chip the paint. Even IF it hurt the dip, it takes 5 minutes to touch it up.
01-04-2013, 06:45 AM
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PD is an excellent source for those that what to create a "virtual photoshop" with color and finish before actually committing to paint.
From my experience, if you have of 4-5 coats, it will not peel up easily. However, I have noticed it you have a finished edge with masking tape, it may be easier to pull up vs. a part that is completely covered all the way on a part.
From my experience, if you have of 4-5 coats, it will not peel up easily. However, I have noticed it you have a finished edge with masking tape, it may be easier to pull up vs. a part that is completely covered all the way on a part.
01-04-2013, 07:33 AM
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im not doin mine in it but.......
if it were older and I realy wasn't gona sell it ever ! why the f not ???? I think it looks more rugged than the clearcoat finish and I have a black jeep too so im not so impressed with Chryslers factory paint job it seems to chip veryeasy if you ask me ! so whats to loose if your not crazy over the factory stuff . however your lookin to sell it down the road id be a tiny bit sceptic! but we all know on resale or trades they always screw us anyway lol ( I say looks great nice job on the work and best of luck with it
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THAT LOOKS BAD ASS DUDE!!!!!!!! WOW!!!! 
01-04-2013, 08:18 AM
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I love this stuff. Will be doing my Jeep in white next spring.
Some stuff I've done
Angry eyes w/ P'Dip Smoke
Grill, hood w/ black and underneath w/ Blaze Blue
My gf's Nitro grill, R/T stripes, wheels and emblems black. Dash pieces in Blaze Pink.
Also did my Mom's Tracker ZR2 trim, grill and wheels.
Before & After
Some stuff I've done
Angry eyes w/ P'Dip Smoke
Grill, hood w/ black and underneath w/ Blaze Blue
My gf's Nitro grill, R/T stripes, wheels and emblems black. Dash pieces in Blaze Pink.
Also did my Mom's Tracker ZR2 trim, grill and wheels.
Before & After
I used the same paint I used on everything else on my Jeep....You should do a write up so others can know what you used and how you did it...
I am also curious about the blue on your pumpkin and shocks... Did you remove them to paint them or jsut mask stuff off and paint from underneath it? I am going to paint my pumpkin and going to use stove pipe paint to paint my muffler flat black... I was going to drive the rear up on ramps and paint from underneath...
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01-04-2013, 08:22 AM
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It looks just like mine whole black matte wrapped. Mine always looks a little dirty even just after a bath. Waiting your feeling about plastidip in this matter.
Great angry look.
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Great angry look.
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