Seriously considering this ...

[SwampRat]

Matte Gray Plasti Dipping my SHO ...

[dalum]

"Stealth"

I actually thought about doing this just for the winter months

[Joleat]

I'll be picking up some Plasti Dip tomorrow. As I mentioned in my build thread, I'm not quite ready to commit to wrapping or painting the trim, so I want to test Plasti Dip first. In my research, I've found a ton of uses for Plasti Dip. Many users have had great success with dipping wheels. If I can find some locally, I'll be dipping mine in anthracite with a couple coats of the glossifier. I love the optional 20's on my MKS, but I can't handle the polished look. I'm hoping the anthracite will tickle my fancy. If so, I'll wait for the dip to start wearing and I'll have them powder coated in a similar color.

[SwampRat]

Matte Gray Plasti Dipping my SHO ...

Been reading about it .... time consuming part is prep , taping everything off .
about 5 gallons and or four  or five coats .

[BiGMaC]

There are some pics here of one that someone did entirely... It looks awesome... Sorry I can't find it quickly.

[SwampRat]

There are some pics here of one that someone did entirely... It looks awesome... Sorry I can't find it quickly.

Steve142857

His old SHO  ,  cant find his 13 ... bronze finish plastipped.

[BiGMaC]

There are some pics here of one that someone did entirely... It looks awesome... Sorry I can't find it quickly.

Steve142857

His old SHO  ,  cant find his 13 ... bronze finish plastipped.

Here's Steve's, that's the one i was looking for... several other good pics and a lot of info on the process.
http://www.ecoboostperformanceforum.com/index.php?topic=1344.msg20625#msg20625

[SHOdded]

So what made you want the matte look, SR?

[bigmoneycloser]

I love the matte look!!
I decided I was going to wrap or dip my truck if I get bored with color.
I'm thinking most likely not for at least two more years...

[EcoPowerParts]

Just remember somebody can peel it off your car when it's sitting. People love to do that around here to plastidipped cars.

[thatsmrgimp2u]

That is exactly why I have started looking at wrap film instead of dip.

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[SHOdded]

Just remember somebody can peel it off your car when it's sitting. People love to do that around here to plastidipped cars.

I didn't know that the Vandals were the home team in AZ???

[TSS]

I would do Vinal as well.  I have a fair amount of experience with dip (trim/rims/clear dip for winter protection on the hood, etc...I like it...but if you want a whole car done, Vinal IMO.

[yowen]

I'll be picking up some Plasti Dip tomorrow. As I mentioned in my build thread, I'm not quite ready to commit to wrapping or painting the trim, so I want to test Plasti Dip first. In my research, I've found a ton of uses for Plasti Dip. Many users have had great success with dipping wheels. If I can find some locally, I'll be dipping mine in anthracite with a couple coats of the glossifier. I love the optional 20's on my MKS, but I can't handle the polished look. I'm hoping the anthracite will tickle my fancy. If so, I'll wait for the dip to start wearing and I'll have them powder coated in a similar color.

I plan on trying the same thing on my SHO this summer.

[BiGMaC]

I would do Vinal as well.  I have a fair amount of experience with dip (trim/rims/clear dip for winter protection on the hood, etc...I like it...but if you want a whole car done, Vinal IMO.

I agree TSS... and Mike's admonition noted too... But I will say that the plastidip allows experimentation that's easy to remove and economical without the need for special tools and can look pretty cool.  That said Next to paint I also prefer a wrap to change or customize a car finish without painting