As someone who doesn't know shit about cars or cosmetic mods, and no one to teach me, thank you for making this video. It felt like hanging out with a friend while they show you something. Really well done
Thank you for making these videos. You demonstrate the steps extremely well and saved me from making mistakes. All the mistakes I did make were before I found your videos. The Dip Your Cars guys should be sponsoring you!
Hey man I currently live in Ann Arbor Michigan and I am watching this vid before applying. I just read your description that you’re based out of Lakeland Florida, I lived there for 10 years prior to moving up north last year. Small world!
You are a very good teacher. Great job with showing using the respirator! I’m retired from doing commercial pest control and a respirator is very important to use with any exposure to chemicals or spray. I’m thinking my Jeep is going to look pretty good with the new grey color.
Very true, the respirator is safety 101, congratulations on completing many years in the work years which is a great accomplishment. I’m sure your Jeep will stand out once you complete the project.
Thanks for the great step by step break down. I just ordered this Hyperdip today, can't wait to give it a try. Thanks for making this much easier to understand!
Dude, good tip on pulling the bag out from the inside of the wheel. I always put the car on jack stands and take the wheels off, but I had a customer with an EV and he was apprehensive about putting the car on jack stands and worried about the batteries getting punctured so I had to leave the wheels on the car and use the bags. When i pulled them out i was a little paranoid about scuffing the new dip. Didn't even think of pulling them out from the back!
Dang man your so detailed!! Thanks for the help. Saving me frustration in trying to figure it out. Watching your videos and working on it. Thanks for your time Pro!
Only video Ive seen that really shows how to prep the surface before spraying. Im getting ready to do my wheels with HyperDip Stealth Grey and will be following your advice.
Another amazing video bro... I personally think this is so much better than buying black powder coated rims... they look great outa the box, but they fade bad and damage easily... you can always reapply your dip and freshen those rims right back up. Not to mention the cost difference... thanks 4 sharing
Looks good. I would have taken the off the car to paint. Question is what happens to the rims when u have to change the tires? Some how i dont think it will hold up to the tire machine.
Not at all, the tire machine will erupt the edges of the rim unraveling the wrap. Unfortunately the wheel will have to be redone if using hyperdip, with plasti dip you can fix damaged areas without having to peel and redo.
Each one teach one right, I was surprised by how much you can save with diy projects and following instructions. I’m glad that I could be of help with your confidence to do this
Thanks for the compliment. With paint runs you can try lightly wet sanding with 600 grit sandpaper, once you’ve achieved a smoother level proceed with additional coats.
12 hyperdip coats is a standard that I prefer to follow, 8-10 coats will do. The more coats that you apply will be a benefit for longevity and durability. 6 coats are standard for plasti dip products which is different materials.
Great video. Great explanation on all the steps. For me, I always just took the rims off the vehicle. Easier to work with, better coverage in the in the lug nut holes, and easier on the body, lol.. I would also use either business cards, or a deck of cards, and insert them in the lip of the rim all the way around to avoid getting product in tires.
Thanks and yeah I use to do the same but after realizing that spraying it properly I got the same results. You already know that I had to knock out the removing wheel step.
You’re temperature will determine how long you wait, by touching the rubber on the tire to test if it’s dry or not will help. If the dip on the tires rubber is dry you can proceed with the next coat. 10 minutes is the average flash time between coats 70🌡 and up
When it’s applied correctly you won’t have any issues with hand, drive through or pressure washing, I actually uploaded a video about car washing if you’re interested. As for the cold weather you won’t have any issues, if you don’t have a paint booth I suggest that don’t you try to spray rims whenever the weather is below 60 degrees.
@@Azeminad SUPER WELL! They are still holding up fine. Can wash the car no problem, get a ton of compliments. Will do it again after I put on some A/T tires this winter, assuming the tire replacement pulls the Hydrodip off. The process took about 3-4 hours all in all, but was easy and straightforward. Slow and steady with the layers makes a difference and avoids the drip. 10/10
Unfortunately the dip will be damaged and will need to be removed and resprayed. Keep in mind that this product won’t give you the same results as permanent paint or vinyl.
how do you get it to be wet all over consistently for the coats without over spraying? it seems like if im too far away it doesn't get wet but if i get too close with the can it runs. i can't find the balance for those coats.
It’s all in the motion and knowing when to move without creating any paint runs. It’s a common thing if you’re a beginner but it’s also easy to overcome. You never wanna spray too close, if you’re too far away from the surface just keep spraying the panel with overlapping sweeps until it wets out. Read your paint as you spray and determine wether or not it’s wet enough and avoid paint the runs appearing.
No need to sand it down at all to prep? I have factor wheels but the coating is peeling and flaking…I want to hyper dip them but I assume I’d need to sand them down, etc. Prior to prepping and adding hyper dip? How long will this typically last? Changing tires, etc. Won’t damage it in the future? Lastly….if there was any spot that ever ripped off or cut, are you able to ‘repair or spot’ hyper dip to get it back new? Sorry for all the questions 😁
Actually it’s up to you wether you want to sand the rims or not, if it doesn’t bother you that it won’t be a smooth finish no but if you’re wanting a more flawless finish then sand them. One of the main benefits for this type of product is the no sanding required because at the end of the day it’s removable paint. However spraying over damaged clear coat or curb rashes the wrap will mimic everything. Here’s a video link that’ll help you with your questions about rim damage and hyperdip. th-cam.com/video/5fEo8BooU8Q/w-d-xo.html
Thanks and no need to worry about the overspray, this product is removable paint so you’ll only get light mist. Take a dry microfiber towel and simply wipe away any overspray that may appear
You’re welcome and thank you checking out the video. Some will mention that 1 can per wheel is the way for plasti dip but in actuality it’ll determine the sz also. With hyperdip your dealing with a more professional and different product vs plasti dip, all 5 cans will be needed in order to get the proper peel ability when the time comes to remove it. With plasti dip the process is faster bc you only need 5-6 coats to obtain a proper removal vs hyperdip which I spray 12 coats but 10 will do. Keep in mind that if you’re adding gloss, satinizer or pearls to plasti dip that’ll consist of 3-4 additional coats.
Thanks and no need to worry about the overspray, this product is removable paint so you’ll only get light mist. Take a dry microfiber towel and simply wipe away any overspray that may appear
I'm sorry ... What do you mean by wet coat? A heavier coat than the previous coat. I don't wanna mess it up. Also do you need 12 coats for emblems and window chrome? I'm using piano black
Normally I do 12 coats of hyperdip for durability and peel ability, spraying fewer coats can potentially make the peel process hard to remove. Light dust coats are misting the spray onto the surface and not tryna fully cover your surface. Medium coats are when you’re aiming to cover the surface but not overlapping your spray patterns completely. Fully wet coats are when you spray a 50/50 overlapping spray patterns as seen in the video. If you’re interested I have a video uploaded on spraying emblems that’ll explain it more.
Thanks and when it’s applied correctly you won’t have any issues with hand, drive through or pressure washing. Any heavy machinery will more than likely damage the paint when changing out the tires.
How does this hold up in the weather? 6/12 months down the road? How does it hold up when u have to change the tire? Do the lugs get scuffed by the wrench?
I have the perfect video uploaded to answer your questions, it involves removing your dipped rims. When it’s applied correctly you won’t have any issues with the weather or car washing.
Not to my knowledge other than performing the extra work of taking off each lug and tapping them off then placing them back on. In cases where you remove the wheels and you don’t want the lugs painted it’s easier bc you don’t have to worry about the paint damaging the lugs when placing them back on.
Most rims you can simply perform the same process in this video. Once you’re done and the 1-2 hour drying process is done just peel the centerpiece bc it’s normally separated from the rim
If you purchase the wheel kit the price will be cheaper vs buying single cans. The kit will consist of 5 can’s which will cover rims up to 20”, you’ll want to use all 5 for the best durability and longevity.
The kit will come with 5 cans, for rims 19” and under you should get the job done. They advise that the customer use all 5 cans, I maxed out at 12 coats but 10 should be enough if you spray them correctly.
Honestly the orange peel is usually with the plasti dip products, the hyperdip products lay down much smoother. Whenever you’re out doors you’ll wanna avoid windy, rainy or days of rain moisture in the air. Days where the temperature is 85+ degrees outside is a no no spraying outside so you’ll wanna avoid that. Anything 65-80 with no winds is perfect also avoid spraying in direct sunlight, the dip will literally dry before it settles on a surface leaving you with a textured finish.
That’s true, you can’t spray the hyperdip over plasti dip. The good thing is that with dip on wheels it’s much easier for me to peel the thicker areas, apply the dip dissolver on the thinner areas and pressure wash g the hem using a high pressure nozzle
Great video. Quick question for you. I have a leased vehicle and it has to be returned the way I bought it. I what black rims instead of the chrome ones on the vehicle. If I use this product am I able to peel it off back to the original chrome ones that came with the vehicle when it’s time to return it. We his looks like a way less expensive than buying new black rims. Thanks.
Thanks and it’s definitely a money saver, with this removable liquid wrap you can easily peel away and return back to the original chrome finish. If you’re interested I have a few videos uploaded on removing dip.
Is the reason you don't take the wheel off before doing because of the lug nuts ? And won't the lug nuts peel and scratch when removing them? So wouldn't it be better to not do them?
It’s optional for those who feel the need to remove them but after doing as many as I have there’s no need. I’ve noticed that 1) You avoid the damages putting tires back on 2) Less time consuming taking tires off 3) You can achieve the same exact finish as if you sprayed them off the car You most definitely have to understand that this product isn’t permanent paint so whenever you need the tires changed there’s a strong possibility of rips. The lugs doesn’t bother me on or off though.
@@newtouchauto thanks for the info.. so glad I ran across your video I learn a lot of stuff from people like you.. think I will try the plasti dip gun metal on my wheels since I'm a rookie.. and I didn't think about when replacing a tire they will probably be ruined but for around $10 i guess its not bad if you have to re do it. So more than likely when you put a lug wrench on the lugs it will ruin them huh? And will that also mess up the part on the wheel you think? If so I may invest in some black lug nuts.. just thinking if rotating them not wanting to damage them.. also any hints on cleaning them? Will chemical cleaners affect them ?
@@myamigood a basic wash with soap and water will do, I advise you use the DipCoat protection spray from dipyourcar.com as the wax. When removing the lugs you can hand torque them to avoid damages, when changing flats there’s a good chance you get rips. Go for that successful finish with the gunmetal, you can achieve it for sure
Correct, if you decide that you prefer it not to be on the valves you can carefully peel it off. With permanent paint is a different process, I recommend that you tape off your valve stems
I see other videos where they pull the car forward or backward to rotate the wheel 180 degrees and then spray any missed area. Do you recommend this? Does the bag covering the brake get caught up in the brake and get tangled with this technique? You ‘da man!
@@mikemcmillen1253 The rotating your vehicle is for those who are beginners but it’s still not necessary. For those exact reasons that you mentioned is why, lifting your vehicle to higher grounds using jack stands is what I recommend to beginners.
Also, are you using the entire can, until it’s empty? On a home project I did, Plasti Dip got thick and heavy at the bottom of the can and the texture changed. Do you use the entire Hyper dip can?
Great videos. I may have missed your explanation but: 1) Why do you not remove the rim from vehicle to spray? 2) How long between coats do you wait? 3) If you spray the lugs and rims on car, will you have damage and need to respray once you have to remove the rim?
Thanks and hopefully these answers will help you. 1) It’s optional so you can remove the wheels but it’s also unnecessary bc you can achieve the same look and save time and potential damage putting them back on. 2) Your temperature will play a huge role with spraying but normally 10-15 minutes in between coats. 3) Keep in mind that this is a removable product so heavy machinery will more than likely damage the paint during tire changes.
I've watched a fair amount of Hyper-Dip instructional vids and this is the most informative and thorough yet! Many thanks.
You’re welcome, thanks for the compliment and checking out the video.
As someone who doesn't know shit about cars or cosmetic mods, and no one to teach me, thank you for making this video. It felt like hanging out with a friend while they show you something. Really well done
Thanks, I really appreciate that and you for watching the video.
Hyper Dip should pay you for this video. Good, clean and nice Job man.
Thanks for the compliment and I appreciate you watching the video.
I love how he gets straight to the point ! I like how he doesn't add in aimless talking to fill time! Just shows how to get it done❤
You are a genius. You are the first person I have seen take out the bag from the back and not through the wheel spokes! Great job!
😆 you think so, thanks for checking out the video.
Thank you for making these videos. You demonstrate the steps extremely well and saved me from making mistakes. All the mistakes I did make were before I found your videos. The Dip Your Cars guys should be sponsoring you!
You’re welcome, thanks for the compliment and watching the video. It’s definitely a learning curve but and I’m glad that your project was a success.
Pulling the brake masking plastic from the inside is great advice! Thank you! ✌🏻 You did give me confidence to try this.
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video, confidence is key to a successful finish.
Great video Devaren.
Thanks I appreciate that and you for checking out the video.
Hey man I currently live in Ann Arbor Michigan and I am watching this vid before applying. I just read your description that you’re based out of Lakeland Florida, I lived there for 10 years prior to moving up north last year. Small world!
Wow it’s definitely a small world we live, thanks for the support and checking out the video.
You are an artist my friend! Binge watching all of these has given me the guts to finally try this myself. Thank you!
Wow thanks for the compliment and checking out the videos. You definitely can achieve a successful project, practice makes perfect right?
You are a very good teacher. Great job with showing using the respirator! I’m retired from doing commercial pest control and a respirator is very important to use with any exposure to chemicals or spray.
I’m thinking my Jeep is going to look pretty good with the new grey color.
Very true, the respirator is safety 101, congratulations on completing many years in the work years which is a great accomplishment. I’m sure your Jeep will stand out once you complete the project.
Man you really produce some great work and very detailed videos. Keep them coming.
I appreciate that, it’s very motivating. Thanks for checking out the videos
Thanks for the great step by step break down. I just ordered this Hyperdip today, can't wait to give it a try. Thanks for making this much easier to understand!
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video
hey man how did it go?
im looking to do it soon but im not sure if i will be able to how did u find it and how does it look?
Great job! Thanks for the tips on the plastic bag for covering the area behind the rims. This will work for a wheel paint job as well. Clever!
Thanks and I appreciate you for watching the video. With the proper masking and prep work it’ll be a great addition for oem wheel painting.
Honest, little advice like removing plastic protection from
behind .. !! Great stuff....
Thanks I appreciate that and you for checking out the video
Nice job man. It’s definitely the best presentation on the proper way to do it and they look great!
Thanks, I appreciate you for watching the video and sharing your thoughts.
One of the best videos I’ve seen on this. Thank you
You’re welcome, thanks for watching the video and sharing your thoughts.
Love your videos! you do a great job explaining and showing! thank you, sir!
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the videos, I’m the type that likes to see everyone win.
Dude, good tip on pulling the bag out from the inside of the wheel. I always put the car on jack stands and take the wheels off, but I had a customer with an EV and he was apprehensive about putting the car on jack stands and worried about the batteries getting punctured so I had to leave the wheels on the car and use the bags. When i pulled them out i was a little paranoid about scuffing the new dip. Didn't even think of pulling them out from the back!
Yeah I’m sure you know exactly how much of a risk it could be lol, definitely a safer way this route.
Good job it's like intensive care for your wheels 12 coats now that is detail.
Exactly and thanks, you most definitely will need patience
Super helpful. I feel confident after watching you compared to others. Also, this is oddly satisfying.
That’s always good to hear and I appreciate you for watching the video.
I just did my wheels with hyperdip and matched the trim on the wheel to holographic pearl,just yesterday..you did a great job
Thanks, I’m sure that trim on the wheels gave it a whole new look
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Clinical. Excellent videos with professional instructions that even beginners can easily follow. These videos cover every base. Acing it dude.
Thanks, I appreciate that and you for checking out the video.
Dang man your so detailed!! Thanks for the help. Saving me frustration in trying to figure it out. Watching your videos and working on it. Thanks for your time Pro!
Thanks for the compliment and support, I appreciate you checking out the videos
This was the best HyperDip video run through thanks my man!
You’re welcome and thanks for watching the video.
Great idea -pulling from the inside.
Thanks, anyone would hate to get at the finish line and experience an unraveling mistake.
Brother this video is amazing! You did a fantastic job going step by step and making sure to highlight the trouble areas. Thanks a lot!
You’re welcome and thank you for the compliment.
Only video Ive seen that really shows how to prep the surface before spraying.
Im getting ready to do my wheels with HyperDip Stealth Grey and will be following your advice.
Thanks for watching the video, hopefully you have a successful finish
I love your videos man! You got a new subscriber.
Thanks I really appreciate the support and you for checking out the video.
Great detailed video. This gave me confidence to do my Tesla
Oh yeah, that confidence is all you need for success, thanks for checking out the video
Another amazing video bro... I personally think this is so much better than buying black powder coated rims... they look great outa the box, but they fade bad and damage easily... you can always reapply your dip and freshen those rims right back up. Not to mention the cost difference... thanks 4 sharing
You definitely got a point there, you’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video
Just about to put hyperdip on my wheels. Great and informative vid. Thank you.
You’re welcome and thanks for watching the video.
You are the Best, !!!! just keep doing what your Doing !!
Most definitely, thanks for the compliment and checking out the video
Great video brother 👍💪
Thanks I appreciate that and you for checking out the video
I love this! My rims need a new look.
It’s very affordable, this will give you a more custom look.
bro you are so good at teaching!
Thanks I appreciate that
Great video!’ This man is so informative and helpful.!! Make sure you all thumbs up this video 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks I appreciate it
Looks good. I would have taken the off the car to paint. Question is what happens to the rims when u have to change the tires? Some how i dont think it will hold up to the tire machine.
Not at all, the tire machine will erupt the edges of the rim unraveling the wrap. Unfortunately the wheel will have to be redone if using hyperdip, with plasti dip you can fix damaged areas without having to peel and redo.
Dope ass video mane 🔥 straight down to the point and excellent details on every step 💯
Thanks for the compliment and checking out the video, I appreciate that
Great video. One of the best I’ve seen on hyper dipping rims. Thanks. Very helpful n
You’re welcome, I appreciate the compliment and thanks for checking out the video.
Great work man! You inspired me to do some work to my silverado. The emblem video was on point too. Good job Big Time!
That’s always good to know that I’ve helped someone, I really appreciate that and thanks for checking out the videos
Great video, thank you!
You’re welcome and thank you for watching the video.
Excellent! Best video…fully detailed! Thanks for posting!
You’re welcome and thanks
Just subscribed, thank you for this tutorial man
You’re welcome and thanks for the support, I appreciate it.
You are the man!
Thanks for the compliment and I appreciate you for watching the video.
Well done. Great how to video
Thanks for the compliment and watching the video
Thank you for showing us how to do this
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video
Great video. Very important key steps for a perfect job.
Thanks and I appreciate that
Much appreciated for the guide brother 🔥🙏
You’re welcome and thanks for watching the video
Great job I think about doing my rims they were getting old now great job looks like a great product well done thanks
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video. If you decide to paint your rims with hyperdip you won’t regret it
Great video man, you inspired me to do it by myself also save me lot of money.
Each one teach one right, I was surprised by how much you can save with diy projects and following instructions. I’m glad that I could be of help with your confidence to do this
thank you so much. this was a great video. im definitely going to try this on my truck!
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video. Go ahead and show off your hidden talents, you got this.
Thanks for the video. Helped out a lot
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video
Awesome video. Love the detail. Can you comment on how to fix a run if you get one while applying the Hyperdip?
Thanks for the compliment. With paint runs you can try lightly wet sanding with 600 grit sandpaper, once you’ve achieved a smoother level proceed with additional coats.
Do I need 12 coats using the piano black color also or just 6 coats? Thanks..Very informative
12 hyperdip coats is a standard that I prefer to follow, 8-10 coats will do. The more coats that you apply will be a benefit for longevity and durability.
6 coats are standard for plasti dip products which is different materials.
Great video. Great explanation on all the steps. For me, I always just took the rims off the vehicle. Easier to work with, better coverage in the in the lug nut holes, and easier on the body, lol.. I would also use either business cards, or a deck of cards, and insert them in the lip of the rim all the way around to avoid getting product in tires.
Thanks and yeah I use to do the same but after realizing that spraying it properly I got the same results. You already know that I had to knock out the removing wheel step.
So do I let EVERY coat dry for at least 10 minutes. Even the light dust ones?
You’re temperature will determine how long you wait, by touching the rubber on the tire to test if it’s dry or not will help. If the dip on the tires rubber is dry you can proceed with the next coat. 10 minutes is the average flash time between coats 70🌡 and up
How does it hold up against winters like the ones we get in NYC? And also with pressure washing?
When it’s applied correctly you won’t have any issues with hand, drive through or pressure washing, I actually uploaded a video about car washing if you’re interested.
As for the cold weather you won’t have any issues, if you don’t have a paint booth I suggest that don’t you try to spray rims whenever the weather is below 60 degrees.
Great video!!!can I do this in my new sienna..it has plastic hubcaps that are factory glued on?
Thanks for the compliment and yes, plastic can be spray wrapped once the panel is properly cleaned.
Doing my first dip today, thanks for the tips!
You’re welcome and I hope it’s a success, thanks for checking out the video.
How did it turn out?
@@Azeminad SUPER WELL! They are still holding up fine. Can wash the car no problem, get a ton of compliments. Will do it again after I put on some A/T tires this winter, assuming the tire replacement pulls the Hydrodip off. The process took about 3-4 hours all in all, but was easy and straightforward. Slow and steady with the layers makes a difference and avoids the drip. 10/10
Great video man! You do great work bro. Preciate ya fam!
Thanks I appreciate that and you checking out the video.
What happens when they go in to take off lug nuts will it expose the chrome?? Only thing I can't do at home is balance and rotate my tires.... help?
Yes the wrap will be come damaged from tire changes, you’ll more than likely have to redo the areas or just remove the wrap around the lugs.
What happens to the dip on the lug nuts when you need to change the tire??
Unfortunately the dip will be damaged and will need to be removed and resprayed. Keep in mind that this product won’t give you the same results as permanent paint or vinyl.
Good vid 👊🏻
Thanks I appreciate that
I have 18” wheels, how many cans does it take for all 4?
5 will do the job
how many cans would u say u need for all 4 rims?
5 aerosol cans If you’re using hyperdip
4 aerosol cans if you’re using plasti dip
how do you get it to be wet all over consistently for the coats without over spraying? it seems like if im too far away it doesn't get wet but if i get too close with the can it runs. i can't find the balance for those coats.
It’s all in the motion and knowing when to move without creating any paint runs. It’s a common thing if you’re a beginner but it’s also easy to overcome. You never wanna spray too close, if you’re too far away from the surface just keep spraying the panel with overlapping sweeps until it wets out. Read your paint as you spray and determine wether or not it’s wet enough and avoid paint the runs appearing.
Cool video, thanks for a concise and informative demo.
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video
Have you applied this to any chrome rims? Wondering how it would stick after proper cleaning of course...
Yes I have, actually spray wraps adhere better to chrome than any other areas.
Great video!
I appreciate that and thanks for checking out the video
No need to sand it down at all to prep? I have factor wheels but the coating is peeling and flaking…I want to hyper dip them but I assume I’d need to sand them down, etc. Prior to prepping and adding hyper dip?
How long will this typically last? Changing tires, etc. Won’t damage it in the future? Lastly….if there was any spot that ever ripped off or cut, are you able to ‘repair or spot’ hyper dip to get it back new? Sorry for all the questions 😁
Actually it’s up to you wether you want to sand the rims or not, if it doesn’t bother you that it won’t be a smooth finish no but if you’re wanting a more flawless finish then sand them.
One of the main benefits for this type of product is the no sanding required because at the end of the day it’s removable paint. However spraying over damaged clear coat or curb rashes the wrap will mimic everything.
Here’s a video link that’ll help you with your questions about rim damage and hyperdip.
th-cam.com/video/5fEo8BooU8Q/w-d-xo.html
Another great video!
Thanks I appreciate it
So this only last as long as u never need to change tire or tire repair?
That’s correct, when using air tools you’ll more than likely get the rips around your rims and lugs
Great video you do some excellent work!
I appreciate that and thanks for checking out the video
I've got a white vehicle, would you get overspray speckles on the paint?
Possibly yes but it’ll only be of mist, if so take a dry microfiber towel and simply wipe it away
Great job! What about over spray onto the car? I'm worried about that.
Thanks and no need to worry about the overspray, this product is removable paint so you’ll only get light mist. Take a dry microfiber towel and simply wipe away any overspray that may appear
How many cans to do all 4 wheels at 12 coats? Thanks
You’re welcome and thank you checking out the video. Some will mention that 1 can per wheel is the way for plasti dip but in actuality it’ll determine the sz also. With hyperdip your dealing with a more professional and different product vs plasti dip, all 5 cans will be needed in order to get the proper peel ability when the time comes to remove it.
With plasti dip the process is faster bc you only need 5-6 coats to obtain a proper removal vs hyperdip which I spray 12 coats but 10 will do. Keep in mind that if you’re adding gloss, satinizer or pearls to plasti dip that’ll consist of 3-4 additional coats.
Thank you, sir!
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video
Turned out great 👍
Thanks for checking out the video
Looks good but what about the over spray dust getting on the paint of the car!
Thanks and no need to worry about the overspray, this product is removable paint so you’ll only get light mist. Take a dry microfiber towel and simply wipe away any overspray that may appear
I'm sorry ... What do you mean by wet coat? A heavier coat than the previous coat. I don't wanna mess it up.
Also do you need 12 coats for emblems and window chrome? I'm using piano black
Normally I do 12 coats of hyperdip for durability and peel ability, spraying fewer coats can potentially make the peel process hard to remove. Light dust coats are misting the spray onto the surface and not tryna fully cover your surface. Medium coats are when you’re aiming to cover the surface but not overlapping your spray patterns completely. Fully wet coats are when you spray a 50/50 overlapping spray patterns as seen in the video. If you’re interested I have a video uploaded on spraying emblems that’ll explain it more.
Very good video, but what happens to the paint when you have to change a tire or to put some air???
Thanks and when it’s applied correctly you won’t have any issues with hand, drive through or pressure washing. Any heavy machinery will more than likely damage the paint when changing out the tires.
How does this hold up in the weather? 6/12 months down the road?
How does it hold up when u have to change the tire? Do the lugs get scuffed by the wrench?
I have the perfect video uploaded to answer your questions, it involves removing your dipped rims.
When it’s applied correctly you won’t have any issues with the weather or car washing.
is there a way to hyperdip the rims but not the lug nuts? without taking off the tire as well
Not to my knowledge other than performing the extra work of taking off each lug and tapping them off then placing them back on. In cases where you remove the wheels and you don’t want the lugs painted it’s easier bc you don’t have to worry about the paint damaging the lugs when placing them back on.
Great video
Thanks
What can I do if I don’t want to dip the center Emblems? Thank you
Most rims you can simply perform the same process in this video. Once you’re done and the 1-2 hour drying process is done just peel the centerpiece bc it’s normally separated from the rim
How many can of hyper dip would you need for all 4 rims
If you purchase the wheel kit the price will be cheaper vs buying single cans. The kit will consist of 5 can’s which will cover rims up to 20”, you’ll want to use all 5 for the best durability and longevity.
Really smooth
Thanks
How many cans would you say per wheel at 12 coats?
The kit will come with 5 cans, for rims 19” and under you should get the job done. They advise that the customer use all 5 cans, I maxed out at 12 coats but 10 should be enough if you spray them correctly.
I'm over in Florida too....how do you deal with the humidity? I don't want that orange peel effect
Honestly the orange peel is usually with the plasti dip products, the hyperdip products lay down much smoother. Whenever you’re out doors you’ll wanna avoid windy, rainy or days of rain moisture in the air. Days where the temperature is 85+ degrees outside is a no no spraying outside so you’ll wanna avoid that. Anything 65-80 with no winds is perfect also avoid spraying in direct sunlight, the dip will literally dry before it settles on a surface leaving you with a textured finish.
Can i spray it over matte black plastidip i know the website says not to use shadowblack with classic plastidip i just don't want to peel my wheels /:
That’s true, you can’t spray the hyperdip over plasti dip. The good thing is that with dip on wheels it’s much easier for me to peel the thicker areas, apply the dip dissolver on the thinner areas and pressure wash g the hem using a high pressure nozzle
Thanks
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video.
Great video. Quick question for you. I have a leased vehicle and it has to be returned the way I bought it. I what black rims instead of the chrome ones on the vehicle. If I use this product am I able to peel it off back to the original chrome ones that came with the vehicle when it’s time to return it. We his looks like a way less expensive than buying new black rims. Thanks.
Thanks and it’s definitely a money saver, with this removable liquid wrap you can easily peel away and return back to the original chrome finish. If you’re interested I have a few videos uploaded on removing dip.
Thanks, great vid!
You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video
Is the reason you don't take the wheel off before doing because of the lug nuts ? And won't the lug nuts peel and scratch when removing them? So wouldn't it be better to not do them?
It’s optional for those who feel the need to remove them but after doing as many as I have there’s no need. I’ve noticed that
1) You avoid the damages putting tires back on
2) Less time consuming taking tires off
3) You can achieve the same exact finish as if you sprayed them off the car
You most definitely have to understand that this product isn’t permanent paint so whenever you need the tires changed there’s a strong possibility of rips. The lugs doesn’t bother me on or off though.
@@newtouchauto thanks for the info.. so glad I ran across your video I learn a lot of stuff from people like you.. think I will try the plasti dip gun metal on my wheels since I'm a rookie.. and I didn't think about when replacing a tire they will probably be ruined but for around $10 i guess its not bad if you have to re do it. So more than likely when you put a lug wrench on the lugs it will ruin them huh? And will that also mess up the part on the wheel you think? If so I may invest in some black lug nuts.. just thinking if rotating them not wanting to damage them.. also any hints on cleaning them? Will chemical cleaners affect them ?
@@myamigood a basic wash with soap and water will do, I advise you use the DipCoat protection spray from dipyourcar.com as the wax. When removing the lugs you can hand torque them to avoid damages, when changing flats there’s a good chance you get rips. Go for that successful finish with the gunmetal, you can achieve it for sure
@@newtouchauto great thanks for the info.. hopefully I get close to the job you did
@@myamigood you’re welcome and good luck on a successful finish
Great job!!!
I appreciate it and thanks for checking out the video
Hi, no special attention needed to the valve stem? Just clean real good and spray right over it?
Correct, if you decide that you prefer it not to be on the valves you can carefully peel it off. With permanent paint is a different process, I recommend that you tape off your valve stems
I see other videos where they pull the car forward or backward to rotate the wheel 180 degrees and then spray any missed area. Do you recommend this? Does the bag covering the brake get caught up in the brake and get tangled with this technique? You ‘da man!
@@mikemcmillen1253 The rotating your vehicle is for those who are beginners but it’s still not necessary. For those exact reasons that you mentioned is why, lifting your vehicle to higher grounds using jack stands is what I recommend to beginners.
Howdy, if the Hyper does happen to run on you, how do you handle runs?
Also, are you using the entire can, until it’s empty? On a home project I did, Plasti Dip got thick and heavy at the bottom of the can and the texture changed. Do you use the entire Hyper dip can?
What can i use instead of that dip release?
You can also use tire gel/shine, just understand that it’s not the same as the dip release. Be sure that you don’t let it make contact with the rim.
Great video. I'm iffy about overspray on the car's paint - is that something to be concerend about?
No concern at all, this is a removable product that can be wiped away using a microfiber towel.
Great videos. I may have missed your explanation but:
1) Why do you not remove the rim from vehicle to spray?
2) How long between coats do you wait?
3) If you spray the lugs and rims on car, will you have damage and need to respray once you have to remove the rim?
Thanks and hopefully these answers will help you.
1) It’s optional so you can remove the wheels but it’s also unnecessary bc you can achieve the same look and save time and potential damage putting them back on.
2) Your temperature will play a huge role with spraying but normally 10-15 minutes in between coats.
3) Keep in mind that this is a removable product so heavy machinery will more than likely damage the paint during tire changes.
@@newtouchauto Awesome response and much appreciated.
@@swirvkat4830 you’re welcome and thanks for checking out the video