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I thought i would bring this up for discussion.
I came across this on audizine and a few members on here have been chatting about it as well. Its a new alternative to PlastiDip.
We all know plasti dip is great because its removable/somewhat inexpensive, and comes in a variety of colours. But we also know that plasti dip is Sh*t because its leaves a terrible finish, it fades in the sun, and attracts dirt making it a pain the the a** to clean and keep clean whether it be a set of wheels, a piece of trim or even a full car.
The new alternative to plastidip is VINYL based, not RUBBER based like plastidip. Also, you don't need multiple can's to achieve a "glossy" finish like you do with plasti dip. This stuff looks pretty cool, I'm interested to see where it goes and to see if it kills the plasti-dip craze. It seems to give a much better finish than plastic dip does.
It's pretty expensive @30bucks/can (I'm assuming USD) but the website claims you only need 2 can's to do a set of wheels compared to plastidip where you would need 4 sometimes 5 to complete a set.
Autodip is also available in gallons.
I came across this on audizine and a few members on here have been chatting about it as well. Its a new alternative to PlastiDip.
We all know plasti dip is great because its removable/somewhat inexpensive, and comes in a variety of colours. But we also know that plasti dip is Sh*t because its leaves a terrible finish, it fades in the sun, and attracts dirt making it a pain the the a** to clean and keep clean whether it be a set of wheels, a piece of trim or even a full car.
The new alternative to plastidip is VINYL based, not RUBBER based like plastidip. Also, you don't need multiple can's to achieve a "glossy" finish like you do with plasti dip. This stuff looks pretty cool, I'm interested to see where it goes and to see if it kills the plasti-dip craze. It seems to give a much better finish than plastic dip does.
It's pretty expensive @30bucks/can (I'm assuming USD) but the website claims you only need 2 can's to do a set of wheels compared to plastidip where you would need 4 sometimes 5 to complete a set.
Autodip is also available in gallons.
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