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seaking

· #3 · Apr 28, 2015

Christoffer Karlsen said:
Holdes up well, the white parts are dipped 6 times

Is that the number of roats it took you to get the rich finish you got their or did you apply more than what's needed for the look you have going on all for durability?

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Qcustoms

· #4 · Apr 30, 2015

I only coated mine twice so did Brayden and theyr still holding up fine

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Neptune

· #5 · Apr 30, 2015

How much is the cost of the supplies to do this? It's pretty cheap right?

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seaking

· #6 · Apr 30, 2015

Qcustoms said:
I only coated mine twice so did Brayden and theyr still holding up fine

Not bad at all! Sure helps for shaving costs although cans are cheap, savings on cans of plastidip can be allocated to cans of beer

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Hunter090

· #7 · May 1, 2015

seaking said:
Not bad at all! Sure helps for shaving costs although cans are cheap, savings on cans of plastidip can be allocated to cans of beer

Its always nice to have more money for the beer fund.

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seaking

· #8 · May 1, 2015

Especially after some time on the water hitting the waves, nothing like cooling down with a beer

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Christoffer Karlsen

· #9 · May 3, 2015

seaking said:
Is that the number of roats it took you to get the rich finish you got their or did you apply more than what's needed for the look you have going on all for durability?

Did it for the durability, looked good after 3-4 but i used thin layers.

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Quinn

· #10 · May 4, 2015

Has anyone removed the plastic dip from their spark? Does it come off easily?

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seaking

· #11 · May 4, 2015

Quinn said:
Has anyone removed the plastic dip from their spark? Does it come off easily?

Plasti Dip is easy enough to remove, you'll want to watch video's on youtube showing how to remove it.

Not sure how often people here will be removing it and even reapplying some different color.

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MarkusK

· #12 · May 6, 2015

Here is our’s dipped, still holding fine.

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Quinn

· #13 · May 7, 2015

Nice! Looks great! I want to do it but I was just concerned with not having it come come clean if I don't like it and want to remove it.

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Quinn

· #14 · May 7, 2015

I was also considering stenciling my registration on with plastidip

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Spark-DY

· #15 · May 8, 2015

Anyone try Dupli-Color Custom Wrap?
A rattle-can spray on. Resists the elements but designed for easy peel off removal.
https://www.duplicolor.com/products/customWrap/

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seaking

· #16 · May 8, 2015

Quinn said:
Nice! Looks great! I want to do it but I was just concerned with not having it come come clean if I don't like it and want to remove it.

As you'll see here it's quite easy to remove:

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Luis Quinones

· #17 · May 20, 2015

seaking said:
As you'll see here it's quite easy to remove:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r7xvBSqhOE

Yes it is easy to remove as long as you follow the instructions when spraying the plasti dip on. If you dont have it thick enough or enough coast it will be harder to peel as it will not come off in larger sheets. I have used this stuff on 2 different vehicles and I found out the hard way the first time to make sure you have enough coats adn make them thick enough, I spent hours peeling small pieces that time. second time all came off in 1 big sheet because I did several even coats.

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Christoffer Karlsen

· #18 · May 20, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ynMrKFZJHI

This **** looks nice

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seaking

· #19 · May 20, 2015

Luis Quinones said:
Yes it is easy to remove as long as you follow the instructions when spraying the plasti dip on. If you dont have it thick enough or enough coast it will be harder to peel as it will not come off in larger sheets. I have used this stuff on 2 different vehicles and I found out the hard way the first time to make sure you have enough coats adn make them thick enough, I spent hours peeling small pieces that time. second time all came off in 1 big sheet because I did several even coats.

Correct. Reason why it helps to be a bit generous, tougher end result and easier to peel off

Just have to find out how many coats would be needed to achieve this for anyone looking for a rule of thumb to follow.

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seadoojay

· #20 · May 20, 2015

How do you guys get it with straight lines? remove the stencil while it is still wet?
i normally tape off sections and spray that with paint.

With plasti dip, once it dries, it doesnt peel away like tape would, it leaves messy edges or pulls away good parts as well

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