Plasti dipped my wheels

[Peattie]

thanks to hoosierhemi's DIY my rims came out good. didnt wait as long between coats like he did but they look fine.

 

[PettyBlue]

That looks really good almost looks flat balck

 

[RompinRam]

Very nice! Paint them headlights!

 

[TheMaddog]

I like it. Good job!!

 

[quietpeen]

That looks really good almost looks flat balck

Plasti dip is pretty much flat black

 

[bigbadram1500]

Nice!

 

[Peattie]

Very nice! Paint them headlights!

i know i need to talk to jj when i get some more money

 

[GlOcKnRaM]

Looking good!

 

[res1551cue]

Looks really good. Glad they turned out nice.

 

[2K10HemiRam]

Looking good

 

[Peattie]

thanks guys

 

[BMRbrnSNRbrd]

Wheels look great bud. Just an FYI, I found that when mine were plastidipped, a good coating of tire foam brought them back to life when they start looking dull. I would literally coat the entire wheel and tire, let it sit for about ten minutes, and then take a rag to them (lightly) to take off the excess.

 

[Peattie]

good to know. thanks man

 

[Hollabakzach23]

Looks good bud!!

 

[fastNugly]

Looks much better. Especially with the white

 

[OneShot201]

Looks really good, well done.

 

[Silver]

How does the plasti hold up to a balance and rotate?

 

[fastNugly]

How does the plasti hold up to a balance and rotate?

For rotating, you will be ok as long as the guy doing them isnt too rough on it.
Balancing will require it to go on a machine and the wheel needs to be clamped down, so where the clamp is, that is where the PD might rub off

 

[scott2488]

looks good!

 

[Silver]

For rotating, you will be ok as long as the guy doing them isnt too rough on it.
Balancing will require it to go on a machine and the wheel needs to be clamped down, so where the clamp is, that is where the PD might rub off

Obviously. Has anyone had personal experience with this. I worked at an automotive shop and a discount tire shop in the past so I know how a computer balancing machine works, just never came across the PD then as the product was not out yet. I'm assuming.