Perfect video. Everything that’s necessary and nothing that’s not. I especially liked that you addressed my main concern: protecting the brakes. This is how all instructional vids should be. Thank you, and keep ‘em coming.
Semper Fi bother. Doing this now. Good thing about plastidip is you can usually fix goofs compared to regular rattle can paint. Not really anything to be scared of
What color are the rims in the last picture of the video? It looks different than what you showed spraying earlier on. I like it better than the darker black. Also, can you use tire dressing with out hurting the plastic dip?
It really depends if you regularly clean your plasti dipped wheels or just let them go. I’ve had plasti dip look great for several years before starting to look dull.
Hey thanks for watching! There are actually a multitude of cleaners you can use on plasti-dip that won’t dull the finish. I recommend any cleaner that is closer to the pH “neutral” category. Diluted Adam’s wheel and tire cleaner is one of my favorites for plasti dip. I’ll go over some good options in a future video! Also, any regular soft bristled brush is good to use on plasti dipped surfaces 👍
Hey any reason to not just buy black gloss color from plastidip and skip the gloss only cans. What happens when you take the wheel off, does the dip come off the bolts?
I’ve ran into this problem before. To help decrease the chance of the plasti dip running make sure to do light coats and keep the can moving when you spray to help reduce the chance of too much product building up on a particular spot.
Perfect video. Everything that’s necessary and nothing that’s not. I especially liked that you addressed my main concern: protecting the brakes. This is how all instructional vids should be. Thank you, and keep ‘em coming.
Thank you very much!
Wife just got a white mistubushi outlander and wants all black wheels.. guess this is my next project I'll be doing lol.. thanks for the tips
Thanks for watching Logan and good luck!
Semper Fi bother. Doing this now. Good thing about plastidip is you can usually fix goofs compared to regular rattle can paint. Not really anything to be scared of
Wow man, that looks really good.
Thanks brother! Appreciate you watching!
Ótimo trabalho meu amigo esse produto é muito bom obrigado por compartilhar TMJ.
Semper FI brother 💪🏿 2014-2018
Oorah thank you for the tutorial.
What color are the rims in the last picture of the video? It looks different than what you showed spraying earlier on. I like it better than the darker black. Also, can you use tire dressing with out hurting the plastic dip?
I’ve got the same car, do you think it would be possible to just spray the chrome parts (gunmetal gray) and leave/peel the black parts? Thanks
How long till they look dull? Good vid 👍🏼
It’s basically permanent until you are ready to change them
It really depends if you regularly clean your plasti dipped wheels or just let them go. I’ve had plasti dip look great for several years before starting to look dull.
Y'all riding dirty now! Great video.
How do you clean the wheels now so as not to remove or dull the finish? Exampme, chemicals and brushes.
Hey thanks for watching! There are actually a multitude of cleaners you can use on plasti-dip that won’t dull the finish. I recommend any cleaner that is closer to the pH “neutral” category. Diluted Adam’s wheel and tire cleaner is one of my favorites for plasti dip. I’ll go over some good options in a future video! Also, any regular soft bristled brush is good to use on plasti dipped surfaces 👍
Awesome! Thanks mate.
How do u clean plastidip wheels like that after?…..does the paint ever chip? And if so, what do u do?….thx!
pressure wash it off then, RESTART
@@D_Avila209 I think she means will the automatic car wash take it off 😂
So if you need to take the wheel off, will the lug nut removal open up the surface to peeling?
Hey Drone, yes if you have to take the wheel off the plasti dip can peel with this method.
use a non-marring lug nut socket, not a tire iron.
How does this process hold up in cold/snow? Thanks
It pretty much is permanent
It holds up great in the cold and snow! I had plasti dipped wheels on my car when I went to college in ND and they held up without any problems.
Hey any reason to not just buy black gloss color from plastidip and skip the gloss only cans.
What happens when you take the wheel off, does the dip come off the bolts?
I just bought the black gloss plasti dip. Guessing it wasn’t a thing when he made this video. They turned out great
Thank you for your service
Did the color fade?
Overspray on the car paint
Nice!
Fantastic thanks
How many plasti dip we need to use for four jants ?
I always try to use 4 cans to ensure enough coats are on the wheels so when I go to peel it off, it comes off much easier.
dafuq is a jant?
Amazing
Thanks for watching!
I think I saw someone with black plasti dip rims. The paint was peeling off.
Plasti dip can peel if applied improperly or if there are not enough coats. It’s actually super durable when applied in multiple coats!
@@jgsautodetailing1568 Yeah that probably what was going on. You could see the actual paint behind the peels.
cool story.
really should mask off the body paint around the wheel well
Ideally yes. But I’ve done this method numerous times without any overspray problems.
That wheel looked dope mostly black with machined chrome.. why would you change that
We are going for a blacked out look on the wheels. Thanks for watching!
I came into a problem with the paint running off the rim like a lot of running as soon as I sprayed it just ran off the rim
I’ve ran into this problem before. To help decrease the chance of the plasti dip running make sure to do light coats and keep the can moving when you spray to help reduce the chance of too much product building up on a particular spot.
How many cans did you used?
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Step 1: remove tire... Unless it's a diy video, than just leave it on 😅
Haha! You can do the same job and save time!
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Looked better factory. But good video.
Thanks for watching!
No, that is just your opinion
@@ojc8203 It's a fact.
Why not just take the wheels off, it’s not hard!
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How many cans do you need for all 4 wheels?
1 can per wheel is recommended, so 4 cans.