Awesome video, used your steps to coat my new rims for my Jeep. I appreciate the quality of the resolution, the focus on the job, the clarity in your tips and tricks, and most importantly watching how you applied the coating to achieve wonderful results. Keep making videos like this, cheers🤙
Thanks for the being thorough without dragging it out. Was on the fence about doing this myself, but your video helped convince me. Very much appreciated
I have a black sr5 and I never knew this was possible! I’m so tempted to try it but scared I’ll mess it up. I’ve never done anything like this before. Your results are amazing!
Thanks Brittney. Here's a suggestion if you want to attempt it. Don't go all in right away. Take 1 wheel and just focus on that. Take you time with it and learn what is working and what isn't in regards to spray angles and how fast/slow you are spraying. The worst case is you mess up 1 wheel. Let it dry and peel it off and start fresh. Just make sure you put enough material on so it peels off. If it is too thin it won't peel correctly. If it looks good, move on to the next wheel on a different day. You will get progressively better. Most importantly, don't try to stray from the correct prep, wetness, and # of coats.
I bought the kit and it arrived yesterday. I hope to do my Porsche Cayenne (2013) today. I will follow your steps and get it done. I will do the 4 wheels and the Porsche Cayenne on the back. I will also do the chrome window trim around the front and back windows. I hope mine comes out as nice as yours. Great video and it was very helpful. Thank You.
I have had this on for almost 2 1/5 years now and it still looks good. I did not experience what you did. Maybe yours was not applied thick enough or the coats weren't wet enough. I'm not sure what happened, but you can see the condition of my wheels after 1 year here th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.html
Great make over, love the video and the result. How are they holding up so far? Any idea how long they would last in a wet place like Houston? We got lot of rain here. Also, do you have to be careful when washing the car or they just cure and end up being like paint? Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Water should not be an issue. I was concerned about the water jets through the carwash as I don't have time to hand wash this vehicle. I did a video of the 1st time (see below). I also ran it though the Costco car wash which has more powerful jets nd so far no issues. th-cam.com/video/5QWPJvWGTk4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AZOverland
Looks great! Thanks for the tips, might try a bronze dip on my army green 4runner. Hopefully it does well with the dry heat of Arizona, I'm in central California, very dry and hot as well.
Great results, well made instructional video. Let me ask, did you have any over spray issues on the body fenders from not masking them. I'm asking cause i want to hyperdip my 06 Tundra wheels and i like that you didnt have to take extra masking steps.
I did not get any overspray on the body from the wheels. i did get a little overspray from the masking of the rear emblem. I should have put another layer around on that, but it was easy cleanup. It shouldn't be an issue doing the wheels on a Tundra as long as it's not windy. On trucks, with the wider sidewall and distance between the wheels and body panels, it shouldn't require masking. On some cars where that distance is less, it may require masking.
Only on the tires before spraying the wheels. you don't need to put it around the emblems, it will peel off the paint easily and break at the raised emblems as long as you build it up correctly.
Looks awesome. Want to do that to my 4runner supposed to get in another month or so. What do you think durability will be? Wonder what lug nuts will look like after taking off and putting back on.
I'm hoping to get at least a ear out of the coating, but we shall see if the Arizona sun has different plans. I might have to do a video of removing the lugs. Not sure what the result will be but i will have a back up set of black lugs ready
Yes. It sprays a bit different but seems to lay down a bit smoother and doesn't require the gloss enhancer that Plastidip does if you want a bit of a sheen.
Nice Job. The back emblem came out especially nice. My polished aluminum wheels on my F-150 Platinum have started to pit and was looking to do the Hyperdip also. Just trying to decide between their Glossy Metallic Grey and Glossy Metallic Black (the truck is Metallic Black). Thanks.
Thank you. I would lean towards the Metallic Black, but that is just my opinion. I'm not sure how the Gray shows but the Black isn't a very deep black so i think it may go very well with your set up!
I really dislike the look of chrome or aluminum wheels on certain vehicles, and this is certainly one of them. In my opinion is goes from a "soccer mom" look to looking sleeker and meaner. But yes, to each his own. I appreciate your comment!
This is the second video I've watched with Hyper Dip and neither of y'all masked off the car. Are you not worried about overspray with this product? Thanks!
With the 4Runner, no need to mask around the wheels because of the size of the sidewalk and distance between the tire and fenders. With a car, I would mask a bit. Regarding the emblems, I did run some masking paper about a foot on all sides. For this, I would recommend running another layer (2') on all sides. Especially you are dealing with wind. Overall, my method worked out fine for my conditions. I also painted cars for a living for several years so I sort of knew the threshold of containing the over spray
Overall, how long did it take you to do this and it sounded like you did 12 to 15 coats per tire. I just scooped this up for my 2008 Toyota sequoia. Great video thanks!
I think it took about 4-5 hours but that included the front and back in addition to the wheels. I think 10-12 coats is sufficient if done correctly. Good luck!
Looks awesome!!! I’m getting a new Mini Cooper S 2- door all black but I’m sure there are some things not black that I’ll need to do this to!! Thank you for this video!!!
Hey my fellow AZ. We actually have the exact trim mand color 4runner. I just got mine and considering doing the same thing. Thank you for the video! I also purchased some of your recommendations
NW valley isn't far at all. 15 to 20 mins drive. I'm actually going to focus first in figuring out installing a push and rocker buttons for hatch opener and also rear window from the inside(back end). For camping purposes. Let me know if you're planning to do it. Thanks
It is better to do it in the heat then freezing temps. The material will dry faster so experiment with spray times as far as going moderate vs light. You definitely don't want to get runs buy going too heavy but also don't want to go too light and have a rough textured finish. Also, try to avoid doing it in direct sunlight. Start early. Good luck!
Thank you. Here is the information on the roof rack. I will try to find a link for you but there are so many options for it. It is the Rhino Platform Rack. The size of the rack is 49"w x 60" L. I am using the Vortex SX crossbars that attach to the factory rails. I believe the part # is JA9141 which is the legs and the bars or the separate part #'s are SX100 for the 4 legs and VA126B for the 2 black crossbars. Please confirm all #'s
Thanks. If they are peeling you would need to get all of that coating completely off first before refinishing them or the top coat (Hyperdip or whatever you paint it with) will peel with whatever is under it.
I've run it through the automatic car washes numerous times with no issue. If I wash it home and I use a pressure washer I just don't put the stream right on the wheels or other hyper dipped parts directly?
No Dip Release for emblems. Prep it thoroughly with the Pre Dip paying extra attention to the emblem edges. Make sure you do the recommended # of layers so it is thick enough to grab an edge for pulling when dry
Looks awesome! Great job. I just got my Hyperdip delivery and am planning to do the same to my 2018 BMW X1 ASAP. Hope it comes out as clean as yours did.
If it's Hyperdip or Plastidip, and it was applied correctly, it will peel off. It's like a rubberized coating. If that doesn't work they have a product on their website that is supposed to help dissolve it
Yes, they clean up fine. You just need to care for them a little differently. No harsh chemicals and be gentle with scrubbing. I've been off roading, driven through water crossings, pressure washed, and taken it through auto car washes many times. If you haven't seen my 1 year later update video, it's here: th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.html
My question is how long did this last before you needed to do it again?! Seems to me it makes more sense to just buy the black overlays 🤷♂️ unless you’re using a color not offered.
I have not had any damage from rocks. I have been traveling on an Arizona freeway about 12 hrs per week , many times behind work trucks and have been off-road 4 times since I sprayed it. I just washed the 4Runner today and went out to look after your asked this question. I have no rock chips. The only damage is from a branch that scraped my lower valence and took a little material with it. Good news is, the paint below that scrape is in good condition so it protected it pretty well.
Great job. Looks good. Thinking about doing this to my rims on my TRD ORP. Where did you get the hyperdip from? Does it come as a kit with the dip release, pre dip spray and the pistol grip handle for spray can?
Love the rims. Think I might do these on my Ranger. Though if it does last a few years then not worth it IMO. Great video and great explanation of the steps.
It's definitely worth it for me even if only for a few years. I'm putting money into other areas of the 4Runner first while deciding what lift and tires I want. So this certainly gives me the look I want for now. I was not liking the silver
I don't really see a reason to scuff. I did this almost 2 years ago and do not have any issues with adhesion. As long as you prep correctly and do those 1st few tack coats, it will adhere to the substrate (wheels, emblems, etc). I also don't think scuffing would be beneficial anyway, being a former auto body tech who has painted cars for years. There is a distinct difference between automotive paint in which you scuff the substrate for adhesion and a product like this.
I get this question a lot, specifically about if this product gets compromised on the lugs when taking the wheels off. I haven't rotated tires yet though I am about to do so. I will have to document if there is any damage. However, I will replace them with black lug nuts if there is. It is still worth the money to change the look the way I wanted. If you do decide to order feel free to use the link in the video description. It is an affiliate link though when I made this video I was not in communication with this company at all. Good Luck!
@@AZOverland2017, thanks again! I did use the link to buy, and got a first time discount as well. Beat Amazon by $20! I was thinking about removing the wheels to dip them, mostly because I tend to get runs when I paint!
@@CenCalBimat Great! 2 things. Spray cans cans are not ideal to spray when holding them horizontally. While it can be done you may get some spitting or the cans might not be used all the way. I understand about being concerned by runs and especially because this is fairly thin and can run quite easily. Make sure your 1st 2 coats are very light!
I was going to buy the trd wheels for my new 2021 4runner but this is a cheaper way to get it done.. I just bought the covers for the emblems should of did this dip instead 🤷🏽♂️
Possibly. From the website (they say PlastiDip but the same holds true for HyperDip): Since are differences between genuine chrome and factory "chrome" finishes. Plasti Dip may adhere and react perfectly normal over one chrome surface, but may have issues over another. Chrome emblems, badges and trim are traditionally fine - but a certain set of chrome wheels for example may cause adhesion issues. Due to the differences between the many "chrome" surfaces, it's difficult to predict the result for each application. Although it works fine most of the time, testing may be required first to confirm Plasti Dip is a suitable product for your personal application.
They are actually factory size but look a big bigger because they are All Terrains. No, There is a lot to take into consideration. Are you able to get the vehicle completely off the ground to get all 4 wheels off; tools/equipment? Can you keep your vehicle on jack stands until the next day without wheels while it cures? You should spray them upright, not laying down, etc
Well, you would need the proper number of jacks and jack stands to be able to get all 4 wheels off and have the vehicle safe. This is not necessarily easy and most people don't have that equipment. I do have it, but this is much easier to do with wheels on. Also, you would need to allow the wheels to dry completely before handling them to get them back on.
@@makingsense2017 OK, sorry, I misunderstood when I replied to this originally. It comes off very easily if you do the Dip Release and make sure you have enough layers. If you go too thin, then you will have issues getting it off. When done correctly it literally peels off in 1 piece easily. Sorry i didn't record that part, it was a long day at that point and my camera and i were both tired
I just hyper dipped my wheels but made a mistake when applying the dip, the bottom side of the outer ring on all 4 wheels didn’t get fully covered due to my spraying angle and you can notice some silver coming through. Any suggestions on fixing this? Do I simply go over the spot again? Any prep needs to be done?
Sorry to hear that. You definitely want to hit every angle possible, but you obviously know that now🙃 You should be able to re-prep and spray. Make sure the wheel is very clean and dry. Hit it with the Pre-Dip spray and microfiber towel and spray it again.
Thank you. It is doing quite well. I plan on doing a follow up video to show it again after 15 months. I'm actually surprised with how well it performed after the hell I put this 4Runner through off-road. Thanks for watching!
I appreciate it. I just did a video recently with the 1 year follow up. It has held up nicely. I hand wash the wheels for the most part. After drying I do another cleaning with a waterless wash and microfiber towel. Have you slept on the Pavoni yet? Hyperdip follow up: th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.html
@@AZOverland2017 I was hoping this weekend, as we were heading to Hither Hills State Park near Montauk, but the rain spoiled the trip 😖. I will check out the video. Thanks again.
Great video but I have not come across a video on TH-cam saying anything about wheel lugs everybody just sprays over them but what about changing the wheel after you get a puncture surely you will mess them up and the alloy why not remove the wheels its more time consuming but good exercise but with less masking up and being able to get into those blind areas and once putting the wheels back you have already purchased a new set of black lugs which want get messed up - this is the way I would do it ...
Thanks for your feedback! Regarding the lug nuts, I did a video of me taking them off for the1st time after spraying. You can see the results here: th-cam.com/video/2UnvQ9pRUcE/w-d-xo.html As far as removing the wheel, Yes, the overall product could be better but the extra time and hassle may not be worth it. Most people don't have the tools (jacks and jackstands) to remove all 4 wheels simultaneously. Also, when you have your vehicle sitting up on jackstands, it's not moving for a day until the Hyperdip cures. Yes, if you are changing your tires out for any reason, the finish may get damaged. Fortunately for me, I haven't had any reason to change tires and the finish has held up very well for going on 2 years. So, it was well worth the money and time to change the look, even if only for a few years.
My tape borders got messed up , pretty tricky when there is no hard line between surfaces as its a connected piece. maybe a razor blade along the tape line will help keep it straight
What area of the vehicle were you doing? In the front of the 4Runner I had a similar situation but I ran an Xacto knife carefully where I wanted the break and it turned out real well.
The wheels came out perfect, I bought a trd pro roof rack and the look is very appealing to me. I'm going to peel off the grill and do it again using a razor blade before peeling the tape
That's a great question! I actually forgot originally and backed it out a few feet before I realized. Thank goodness the plastic only touched the wheel in 1 spot on the edge. It was easily covered with the remaining coats
Depending on the size of the wheel and design, it could take up to 5. I can see some smaller wheels using 4. I actually had some leftover. Respirator is definitely recommended. Yes, you can do without, but it's your choice ultimately. Thanks for watching
If you spray it according to the directions, yes. Some people don't spray enough on and stop when they believe they have coverage. The issue is if it is applied too thin it will make removal difficult.
I've been asked this so many times and it is a great question. I haven't taken a wheel off yet. But, I will get some black lugs if they don't hold form the impact gun.
6:50 I wonder what it'd look like stopping here. It kinda looks nice ....... like a gunmetal brushed look but ......... through the camera it's hard to tell
The issue would be once you decide to remove the coating it would not be thick enough to remove correctly. If it has not built up you can't peel it off it large sheets
Thanks! I typically store them outside, I probably just had them refilled and put them there to remember to bring out back. But, thanks for looking out for me 👍
Every wheel is different because of the type of lug nuts and the if they are recessed or not. I did a video on my removing the lugs which I will put below. As far as damage to the Hyper dipped wheel itself, there should be none if you handle it by the tires when moving and mounting them. If you grab by the actual wheel itself, yes, there could be damage to the coating. If the lugs get scuffed and show, you can repkace the lugs with black ones. I will be doing another video soon on the condition of the Hyperdip after 1+ years th-cam.com/video/2UnvQ9pRUcE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AZOverland
Did you use Hyperdip or Plastidip? I think I'm coming up on 8 months and no fade yet with the Hyperdip. We are just getting with summer now so I will report back in a few months with updates
I did an update video after 1 year+ (see below). Yes, I do pressure wash, but I'm very careful with distance near the dipped areas. And I have been through multiple automatic car washes (did a video on this also) Thanks for watching! th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AZOverland
These are actual rock sliders which is what I needed. They bolt heavily into the frame rail to provide maximum protection if going over a large rock or similar and coming down hard near the rocker panel area. Also protect in other ways the side steps wont. Depends on what you like to do though
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UPDATE: How has it held up 1 year later? Here is the new video update:
th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AZOverland
Awesome video, used your steps to coat my new rims for my Jeep. I appreciate the quality of the resolution, the focus on the job, the clarity in your tips and tricks, and most importantly watching how you applied the coating to achieve wonderful results. Keep making videos like this, cheers🤙
Thank you!. I appreciate the feedback
$125 and some good sweat equity! I liked how it looked before, and I love it now! Great info.
It's a night and day difference. Well worth the time put in!
Thanks for the being thorough without dragging it out. Was on the fence about doing this myself, but your video helped convince me. Very much appreciated
I appreciate the feedback. Good luck with project, hope all goes smoothly!
I have a black sr5 and I never knew this was possible! I’m so tempted to try it but scared I’ll mess it up. I’ve never done anything like this before. Your results are amazing!
Thanks Brittney. Here's a suggestion if you want to attempt it. Don't go all in right away. Take 1 wheel and just focus on that. Take you time with it and learn what is working and what isn't in regards to spray angles and how fast/slow you are spraying. The worst case is you mess up 1 wheel. Let it dry and peel it off and start fresh. Just make sure you put enough material on so it peels off. If it is too thin it won't peel correctly. If it looks good, move on to the next wheel on a different day. You will get progressively better. Most importantly, don't try to stray from the correct prep, wetness, and # of coats.
u wont mess it up. its just plastic u can easily take it off.
I have an S5 and did the wheels w matt black. Looks awesome.
Go for it
Awesome job ! I just bought a 2022 TRD Premium, bright silver and would love to black out the rims and insignias.
It definitely takes it to the next level. Silver and black are sweet together.
I bought the kit and it arrived yesterday. I hope to do my Porsche Cayenne (2013) today. I will follow your steps and get it done. I will do the 4 wheels and the Porsche Cayenne on the back. I will also do the chrome window trim around the front and back windows. I hope mine comes out as nice as yours. Great video and it was very helpful. Thank You.
I'm happy to hear that, thank you!. Reach out if you have any questions. Take your time with the prep, that is most important.
4 runner your own personal "night edition" excellent work......lol
Ha, Thank you
I tried it... after leas rhan 2 months the brake dust destroys finish ... lots of work for not much lngevity ...
I have had this on for almost 2 1/5 years now and it still looks good. I did not experience what you did. Maybe yours was not applied thick enough or the coats weren't wet enough. I'm not sure what happened, but you can see the condition of my wheels after 1 year here
th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.html
Great make over, love the video and the result. How are they holding up so far? Any idea how long they would last in a wet place like Houston? We got lot of rain here. Also, do you have to be careful when washing the car or they just cure and end up being like paint? Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Water should not be an issue. I was concerned about the water jets through the carwash as I don't have time to hand wash this vehicle. I did a video of the 1st time (see below). I also ran it though the Costco car wash which has more powerful jets nd so far no issues.
th-cam.com/video/5QWPJvWGTk4/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AZOverland
Looks great! This should save like $200 on a gray delete on my C43! We'll see how this hyperdip holds up being on the diffuser areas of my car.
Thanks. Let me know how it does being that close to the exhaust. As long as its not touching I bet it does pretty well.
Looks great! Thanks for the tips, might try a bronze dip on my army green 4runner. Hopefully it does well with the dry heat of Arizona, I'm in central California, very dry and hot as well.
It's just starting to get hot here so we shall see. Still looks great though
Man that looks ten times better!! I was thinking of ding my 12 tundra. Its platinum package black with all the chrome. Want to murder it out.
Thank you! That would look mean blacked out. I thought I like the 4Runner when I first got it but this definitely made me appreciate it more.
Love how the wheels came out... Great job
Thank you so much!
You made it look so so easy! Lol. Looks awesome sir, very nice job!
Thank you. I have a background in paint and bodywork so overall not too difficult. thanks for watching!
Looks great!! Next, take the dealership logo off on the back side. Use a heat gun and goo gone.
Thanks!
Looks good. For an added touch you can pull off those yota emblems on the center caps. Seen people paint those red🤷🏽
Good idea. I would do green though
Dude, you did a fabulous job. I am very impressed.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Great results, well made instructional video. Let me ask, did you have any over spray issues on the body fenders from not masking them. I'm asking cause i want to hyperdip my 06 Tundra wheels and i like that you didnt have to take extra masking steps.
I did not get any overspray on the body from the wheels. i did get a little overspray from the masking of the rear emblem. I should have put another layer around on that, but it was easy cleanup. It shouldn't be an issue doing the wheels on a Tundra as long as it's not windy. On trucks, with the wider sidewall and distance between the wheels and body panels, it shouldn't require masking. On some cars where that distance is less, it may require masking.
Huge difference, for the better
Agreed
Looks really good. You’ve inspired me. Once I get back from my work road trip this project will be done to my truck.
Thanks! No regrets here, still looks great
Does one use the peel prep gel and pre-spray when using on emblems or only on wheels? I thought HyperDip didn’t require pre-spray like plastidip.
Only on the tires before spraying the wheels. you don't need to put it around the emblems, it will peel off the paint easily and break at the raised emblems as long as you build it up correctly.
Looks awesome. Want to do that to my 4runner supposed to get in another month or so. What do you think durability will be? Wonder what lug nuts will look like after taking off and putting back on.
I'm hoping to get at least a ear out of the coating, but we shall see if the Arizona sun has different plans. I might have to do a video of removing the lugs. Not sure what the result will be but i will have a back up set of black lugs ready
@@AZOverland2017 I was wondering the same thing about the lugs for tire rotations/alignments....
@@stevenjunk1268 I did a video on this also. See below
th-cam.com/video/2UnvQ9pRUcE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wU4UZD69s6ScyuWW
Super informative video! I have an SR5 on the way and I’m already planning this out as my first “upgrade”
Thank you!
Absolutely! Loving my SR5 still.
Do you prefer this product over the original plastic dip? Wanting to do this to my wheels but not sure which route to go
Yes. It sprays a bit different but seems to lay down a bit smoother and doesn't require the gloss enhancer that Plastidip does if you want a bit of a sheen.
Looks great. I just wish I was brave enough to do this.
Don't be scared, do it in small steps and take your time
Nice Job. The back emblem came out especially nice. My polished aluminum wheels on my F-150 Platinum have started to pit and was looking to do the Hyperdip also. Just trying to decide between their Glossy Metallic Grey and Glossy Metallic Black (the truck is Metallic Black). Thanks.
Thank you. I would lean towards the Metallic Black, but that is just my opinion. I'm not sure how the Gray shows but the Black isn't a very deep black so i think it may go very well with your set up!
Why did you do that? It looks GREAT as is!!! (not dissing it-- I understand wanting a different look-- just CURIOUS).... can't wait to see it.
I really dislike the look of chrome or aluminum wheels on certain vehicles, and this is certainly one of them. In my opinion is goes from a "soccer mom" look to looking sleeker and meaner. But yes, to each his own. I appreciate your comment!
@@AZOverland2017 I agree- but when you started talking about it they were BLACK.. I don't recall seeing any chrome.. maybe I missed something..
@@davidwayne9982 Yeah, I think you missed the whole beginning of the vid. 😀
Clean job... 4Runner looks great. Only problem is when you go to have your tires rotated the lugs will get messed up.
Thank you! I did a video on just what you're talking about. Check it out here:
th-cam.com/video/2UnvQ9pRUcE/w-d-xo.html
This is the second video I've watched with Hyper Dip and neither of y'all masked off the car. Are you not worried about overspray with this product? Thanks!
With the 4Runner, no need to mask around the wheels because of the size of the sidewalk and distance between the tire and fenders. With a car, I would mask a bit. Regarding the emblems, I did run some masking paper about a foot on all sides. For this, I would recommend running another layer (2') on all sides. Especially you are dealing with wind. Overall, my method worked out fine for my conditions. I also painted cars for a living for several years so I sort of knew the threshold of containing the over spray
Overall, how long did it take you to do this and it sounded like you did 12 to 15 coats per tire. I just scooped this up for my 2008 Toyota sequoia. Great video thanks!
I think it took about 4-5 hours but that included the front and back in addition to the wheels. I think 10-12 coats is sufficient if done correctly. Good luck!
@@AZOverland2017 Thanks again for responding. I actually did buy emblems,grille and back hatch already, and they turned out great.
Looks awesome!!! I’m getting a new Mini Cooper S 2- door all black but I’m sure there are some things not black that I’ll need to do this to!! Thank you for this video!!!
Your welcome. Thanks for watching!
Hey my fellow AZ. We actually have the exact trim mand color 4runner. I just got mine and considering doing the same thing. Thank you for the video! I also purchased some of your recommendations
That's Great Sheryl! If you end up doing it and are near the NW valley let me know. Maybe we do a video on it
NW valley isn't far at all. 15 to 20 mins drive. I'm actually going to focus first in figuring out installing a push and rocker buttons for hatch opener and also rear window from the inside(back end). For camping purposes. Let me know if you're planning to do it. Thanks
@@sherylh2567 Well, I didn't, but now I'm intrigued. Do you have a link, I would like to read up more on this. Thank you
Thanks so much for this video. I’m so going to attempt it this weekend. Wondering if the desert heat will wreak havoc if I do this in hot weather…..
It is better to do it in the heat then freezing temps. The material will dry faster so experiment with spray times as far as going moderate vs light. You definitely don't want to get runs buy going too heavy but also don't want to go too light and have a rough textured finish. Also, try to avoid doing it in direct sunlight. Start early. Good luck!
Thanks it really helped to do on my wheels.. can you share the link to the roof rack. I like it. Pls
I tried searching but no luck … pls share the link.
Thanks @AZOverland2017.
Thank you. Here is the information on the roof rack. I will try to find a link for you but there are so many options for it.
It is the Rhino Platform Rack. The size of the rack is 49"w x 60" L. I am using the Vortex SX crossbars that attach to the factory rails. I believe the part # is JA9141 which is the legs and the bars or the separate part #'s are SX100 for the 4 legs and VA126B for the 2 black crossbars. Please confirm all #'s
@@binugeorge4765 www.rhinorack.com/en-us/products/roof-racks/platforms-and-baskets/pioneer-platforms/pioneer-platform-60-x-49-unassembled_52100f
@@AZOverland2017 Thank you so much !
you transformed the shit outta that 4Runner yo
Thanks! You should see it now
My alloy rims on my Mazdas are peeling and was wondering if it would work on it ? Nice vid
Thanks. If they are peeling you would need to get all of that coating completely off first before refinishing them or the top coat (Hyperdip or whatever you paint it with) will peel with whatever is under it.
Ok good to know.👍
it look really nice, Any recommendations when you are going to wash the car?
I've run it through the automatic car washes numerous times with no issue. If I wash it home and I use a pressure washer I just don't put the stream right on the wheels or other hyper dipped parts directly?
Great tutorial! Do you have to use this in the shade? I don’t have a garage.
Thanks. It does not need to be applied in the shade. I would be cautious though spraying it in direct sunlight on a hot AZ day.
Did you apply the dip release outside the emblems and the pre-dips on the emblem too?
No Dip Release for emblems. Prep it thoroughly with the Pre Dip paying extra attention to the emblem edges. Make sure you do the recommended # of layers so it is thick enough to grab an edge for pulling when dry
@@AZOverland2017 Thanks! Last question, did you use the same spray on the emblems as well or did you have a separate spray meant for the emblems only?
@@FerdySantiago It was the same.
Great job. Looks good. Good to know it will stand up to a carwash. Will you keep us posted how well it holds up when you have to change your tires?
Yes sir, I will
Looks awesome! Great job. I just got my Hyperdip delivery and am planning to do the same to my 2018 BMW X1 ASAP. Hope it comes out as clean as yours did.
Awesome! Just take you time with the prep. Let me know if you have any questions along the way and Good Luck.
I bought a used truck where the wheels were painted with something similar and it's chipping. Should i sand or just wipe off like you did?
If it's Hyperdip or Plastidip, and it was applied correctly, it will peel off. It's like a rubberized coating. If that doesn't work they have a product on their website that is supposed to help dissolve it
Hi, did you plastidip the center caps? If so, did you put the stickers on the plastidip or before application? Thank you!
Center caps were prepped and sprayed with the wheels so they are dipped as they were and holding up just fine
We’re you able to do the emblems with the same 5 cans you got from the wheel kit? Or did you have to buy more?
Yes, same 5, they didn't take much
Like ,but what happens if the wheels get dirty or mud on them? Will it wash off or does it fu up
Yes, they clean up fine. You just need to care for them a little differently. No harsh chemicals and be gentle with scrubbing. I've been off roading, driven through water crossings, pressure washed, and taken it through auto car washes many times. If you haven't seen my 1 year later update video, it's here:
th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.html
My question is how long did this last before you needed to do it again?!
Seems to me it makes more sense to just buy the black overlays 🤷♂️ unless you’re using a color not offered.
Still have it on. Emblems are perfect. Wheels look very good with some delamination at the very outer rim
Love your intro music choice haha
Thank you sir!
What happens when you have to pull the lugnuts to change the tire? Do you repeat the entire process?
I did a video on this since I've been asked that question so often. See the link below
th-cam.com/video/2UnvQ9pRUcE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lwP1iAFAQJDGWFC-
What happens to this when you rotate your tires?
I did a video that should answer your question:
th-cam.com/video/2UnvQ9pRUcE/w-d-xo.html
Great video. Looks a lot nicer than Plasti dip. I wonder how long this will last compared to plasti dip
We shall find out but I suspect as long or longer
Will this stuff peel off where the adhesion promoter was applied if u want to remove it?
Yes, peels right off if applied to correct thickness. Could be a pain if applied too thin
Great video and info.
Just curious on how it holds up to rock chips?
I have to travel on gravel a few times a week.
I have not had any damage from rocks. I have been traveling on an Arizona freeway about 12 hrs per week , many times behind work trucks and have been off-road 4 times since I sprayed it. I just washed the 4Runner today and went out to look after your asked this question. I have no rock chips. The only damage is from a branch that scraped my lower valence and took a little material with it. Good news is, the paint below that scrape is in good condition so it protected it pretty well.
Great job. Looks good. Thinking about doing this to my rims on my TRD ORP. Where did you get the hyperdip from? Does it come as a kit with the dip release, pre dip spray and the pistol grip handle for spray can?
Thank you sir! I purchased the kit from Dipyourcar.com
The spray handle is an additional accessory.
Yes, the kit comes complete minus the spray handle
Been thinking about doing this to my blk '12 tacoma, yours looks great 👌🏽
Love the rims. Think I might do these on my Ranger. Though if it does last a few years then not worth it IMO. Great video and great explanation of the steps.
It's definitely worth it for me even if only for a few years. I'm putting money into other areas of the 4Runner first while deciding what lift and tires I want. So this certainly gives me the look I want for now. I was not liking the silver
Wow...very nice black out!
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Curious if scuffing the rims with sand paper would help with adhesion? Thanks!
I don't really see a reason to scuff. I did this almost 2 years ago and do not have any issues with adhesion. As long as you prep correctly and do those 1st few tack coats, it will adhere to the substrate (wheels, emblems, etc). I also don't think scuffing would be beneficial anyway, being a former auto body tech who has painted cars for years. There is a distinct difference between automotive paint in which you scuff the substrate for adhesion and a product like this.
Right on, thanks alot man!!!
Just convinced me! Looks really nice! I always see hyperdip applied with the wheels on the vehicle. No issues removing the wheels after to rotate?
I get this question a lot, specifically about if this product gets compromised on the lugs when taking the wheels off. I haven't rotated tires yet though I am about to do so. I will have to document if there is any damage. However, I will replace them with black lug nuts if there is. It is still worth the money to change the look the way I wanted. If you do decide to order feel free to use the link in the video description. It is an affiliate link though when I made this video I was not in communication with this company at all. Good Luck!
@@AZOverland2017, thanks again! I did use the link to buy, and got a first time discount as well. Beat Amazon by $20! I was thinking about removing the wheels to dip them, mostly because I tend to get runs when I paint!
@@CenCalBimat Great! 2 things. Spray cans cans are not ideal to spray when holding them horizontally. While it can be done you may get some spitting or the cans might not be used all the way. I understand about being concerned by runs and especially because this is fairly thin and can run quite easily. Make sure your 1st 2 coats are very light!
@@AZOverland2017 kind of forgot about that! Good reminder! My first dip experience wasn’t great, but I didn’t keep the van vertical!
I was going to buy the trd wheels for my new 2021 4runner but this is a cheaper way to get it done.. I just bought the covers for the emblems should of did this dip instead 🤷🏽♂️
I guess removing the lug nuts to replace a flat tire will remove the dip on those nuts
I did a video on this also. See below
th-cam.com/video/2UnvQ9pRUcE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Mv16QyUk63UReIla
Lucky you can respray it then doh.....😂
Heard of black lug nuts 🤔😂
What color did do you for your hyper dip? Shadow black, piano black?
Shadow Black
Do you think I’d be able to use this hyper dip on chrome rims?
Possibly. From the website (they say PlastiDip but the same holds true for HyperDip):
Since are differences between genuine chrome and factory "chrome" finishes. Plasti Dip may adhere and react perfectly normal over one chrome surface, but may have issues over another. Chrome emblems, badges and trim are traditionally fine - but a certain set of chrome wheels for example may cause adhesion issues. Due to the differences between the many "chrome" surfaces, it's difficult to predict the result for each application. Although it works fine most of the time, testing may be required first to confirm Plasti Dip is a suitable product for your personal application.
@@AZOverland2017 thanks for the information. I'm going to try to test a small surface before buying the whole set of Hyper Dip.
@AZOverland2017. What size tire are those? Do you think it would be easier to take your tires off?
They are actually factory size but look a big bigger because they are All Terrains.
No, There is a lot to take into consideration. Are you able to get the vehicle completely off the ground to get all 4 wheels off; tools/equipment? Can you keep your vehicle on jack stands until the next day without wheels while it cures? You should spray them upright, not laying down, etc
I really really wanted to see how much hard or easy it was to pull off tires
Well, you would need the proper number of jacks and jack stands to be able to get all 4 wheels off and have the vehicle safe. This is not necessarily easy and most people don't have that equipment. I do have it, but this is much easier to do with wheels on. Also, you would need to allow the wheels to dry completely before handling them to get them back on.
@@AZOverland2017 no I was saying that I was looking Forward see you pull the dip off the tires to see how easy or hard the dip comes off the tires
@@makingsense2017 OK, sorry, I misunderstood when I replied to this originally. It comes off very easily if you do the Dip Release and make sure you have enough layers. If you go too thin, then you will have issues getting it off. When done correctly it literally peels off in 1 piece easily. Sorry i didn't record that part, it was a long day at that point and my camera and i were both tired
@@AZOverland2017 thanks for the replies and your video was very helpful and informative
I just hyper dipped my wheels but made a mistake when applying the dip, the bottom side of the outer ring on all 4 wheels didn’t get fully covered due to my spraying angle and you can notice some silver coming through. Any suggestions on fixing this? Do I simply go over the spot again? Any prep needs to be done?
Sorry to hear that. You definitely want to hit every angle possible, but you obviously know that now🙃 You should be able to re-prep and spray. Make sure the wheel is very clean and dry. Hit it with the Pre-Dip spray and microfiber towel and spray it again.
How did your touch up job turn out?
Good lord! What a difference! Looks great man. How’s it holding up a year later?
Thank you. It is doing quite well. I plan on doing a follow up video to show it again after 15 months. I'm actually surprised with how well it performed after the hell I put this 4Runner through off-road. Thanks for watching!
Awesome explanation; as all your videos. How do you wash the rims? Has the paint held strong? PS: I recently bought the Pavoni air mattress 👊🏼
I appreciate it. I just did a video recently with the 1 year follow up. It has held up nicely. I hand wash the wheels for the most part. After drying I do another cleaning with a waterless wash and microfiber towel.
Have you slept on the Pavoni yet?
Hyperdip follow up:
th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.html
@@AZOverland2017 I was hoping this weekend, as we were heading to Hither Hills State Park near Montauk, but the rain spoiled the trip 😖. I will check out the video. Thanks again.
Cuanto tiempo hay que esperar para retirar las cintas azules?ssludos de Spain👍
Depende de la temperatura. Pero unos 30 minutos
Great video but I have not come across a video on TH-cam saying anything about wheel lugs everybody just sprays over them but what about changing the wheel after you get a puncture surely you will mess them up and the alloy why not remove the wheels its more time consuming but good exercise but with less masking up and being able to get into those blind areas and once putting the wheels back you have already purchased a new set of black lugs which want get messed up - this is the way I would do it ...
Thanks for your feedback! Regarding the lug nuts, I did a video of me taking them off for the1st time after spraying. You can see the results here:
th-cam.com/video/2UnvQ9pRUcE/w-d-xo.html
As far as removing the wheel, Yes, the overall product could be better but the extra time and hassle may not be worth it. Most people don't have the tools (jacks and jackstands) to remove all 4 wheels simultaneously. Also, when you have your vehicle sitting up on jackstands, it's not moving for a day until the Hyperdip cures.
Yes, if you are changing your tires out for any reason, the finish may get damaged. Fortunately for me, I haven't had any reason to change tires and the finish has held up very well for going on 2 years. So, it was well worth the money and time to change the look, even if only for a few years.
Looks great! Have you rotated the tires yet?
I will be doing that soon. We shall see how the lugs hold up😁
How many hyperdip bottle does it come when you ordered it? Does it come with the deep release and the predip spray?
The Wheel Kit comes with 5 cans. Yes, it comes with everything you need including the plastic when you get the Kit
Great job!
I appreciate that
Did you get any overspray on the actual body of the 4Runner?
I did notice overspray on the back window, other than that, no. It was minimal and came off easily with a razor blade.
I was curious about overspray as well. My GX is white and I'm going with Piano Black. Probably taking the wheels off!
My tape borders got messed up , pretty tricky when there is no hard line between surfaces as its a connected piece. maybe a razor blade along the tape line will help keep it straight
What area of the vehicle were you doing? In the front of the 4Runner I had a similar situation but I ran an Xacto knife carefully where I wanted the break and it turned out real well.
@@AZOverland2017 the grill ; sr5.
The wheels came out perfect, I bought a trd pro roof rack and the look is very appealing to me. I'm going to peel off the grill and do it again using a razor blade before peeling the tape
@@skantiloak Yes, exactly. that is what I did
@@AZOverland2017 fixed it and love the look, might even hit up my paint guy and get it permanent on the grill lol
Question when u backed it up outside did u remove the plastic bags behind your wheels??
That's a great question! I actually forgot originally and backed it out a few feet before I realized. Thank goodness the plastic only touched the wheel in 1 spot on the edge. It was easily covered with the remaining coats
@@AZOverland2017 Thank u for responding and u did a great job
@@JAY-lu3cx I sincerely appreciate that sir
5 cans for 4 wheels? also.. respirator really necessary?
Depending on the size of the wheel and design, it could take up to 5. I can see some smaller wheels using 4. I actually had some leftover.
Respirator is definitely recommended. Yes, you can do without, but it's your choice ultimately. Thanks for watching
Great vedio! Is it easy to clean up? If I need to return the car.
If you spray it according to the directions, yes. Some people don't spray enough on and stop when they believe they have coverage. The issue is if it is applied too thin it will make removal difficult.
Looks great new and fresh ... does not last beyond 2 months of brake dust
Absolutely does. See my response to your other comment
Very nice
Thank you!
Yay SR5 💪
You did a great job . How is it holding up ???
Thank you! I did an update video a little more than a year after this. See below
th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QIdRgHEOgRGkXOOb
Nice job. 👍
Thank you!
Will it come off of the lug nuts when they are removed?
I've been asked this so many times and it is a great question. I haven't taken a wheel off yet. But, I will get some black lugs if they don't hold form the impact gun.
How long does the dip last for until you have to touch up? Also how does it wear through car washes?
Check through my videos, they answer your questions. The last video I did a few days ago is an update on the condition after more than a year
6:50 I wonder what it'd look like stopping here. It kinda looks nice ....... like a gunmetal brushed look but ......... through the camera it's hard to tell
The issue would be once you decide to remove the coating it would not be thick enough to remove correctly. If it has not built up you can't peel it off it large sheets
Job well done.
I appreciate that. Thank you!
A simple black frame on the license plate would give it a more finished look.
I agree. Thanks
Nice job. Dont store propane cylinders in your garage though. They need to be outside.
Thanks! I typically store them outside, I probably just had them refilled and put them there to remember to bring out back. But, thanks for looking out for me 👍
Any issues with the dip coming off when tires are rotated? That was my only hesitation.
Every wheel is different because of the type of lug nuts and the if they are recessed or not. I did a video on my removing the lugs which I will put below. As far as damage to the Hyper dipped wheel itself, there should be none if you handle it by the tires when moving and mounting them. If you grab by the actual wheel itself, yes, there could be damage to the coating. If the lugs get scuffed and show, you can repkace the lugs with black ones. I will be doing another video soon on the condition of the Hyperdip after 1+ years
th-cam.com/video/2UnvQ9pRUcE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AZOverland
How long before having to don’t again? I mean how long will it last?
I don't have an answer for that. This was my 1st time using the product so we shall see. I'm thinking up to year with the weather we have here in AZ.
How does the color hold up? I did my grille a while back and I feel like the color faded in AZ
Did you use Hyperdip or Plastidip? I think I'm coming up on 8 months and no fade yet with the Hyperdip. We are just getting with summer now so I will report back in a few months with updates
@@AZOverland2017 I used the basic black plasti dip , I might try the hyper dip
@@365AdventureCo. Definitely try the Dip. You may have better luck with it over the Plastidip👍
How long does it last for? Also, what happens if you power wash your car, will it come off? I’m assuming it would.
I did an update video after 1 year+ (see below).
Yes, I do pressure wash, but I'm very careful with distance near the dipped areas. And I have been through multiple automatic car washes (did a video on this also) Thanks for watching!
th-cam.com/video/_RprxIX2NX0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AZOverland
@@AZOverland2017 thank you for the response, I’m watching the video now. Thank you!
Rock sliders, or Armadillo RS side steps?
These are actual rock sliders which is what I needed. They bolt heavily into the frame rail to provide maximum protection if going over a large rock or similar and coming down hard near the rocker panel area. Also protect in other ways the side steps wont. Depends on what you like to do though
Looks really good, where do you buy the hyperdip?
www.dipyourcar.com/collections/wheel-kits-by-color
Thank you
How did it last after a year
Here ya go. I did a video on it
th-cam.com/video/z1Ybi_gCz2s/w-d-xo.html
Great vid
I appreciate that!
wow looking good 👍
Thank you!
How long should it dry before you go out and drive?
After your last coat, depending on weather, I would wait a minmum 3-4 hours.
Awesome 👏
Thank you!