Quote from: Wilson on December 22, 2014, 10:05:36 PM
Is it hard to spray it smooth and even? Most dipped cars I've seen look like crap up close - very blotchy and for lack of a better word clumpy. I've been wanting to play with it but haven't for this reason.
I learned my techniques from watching DipYourCar on YouTube and they helped me out for being a rookie.
Doing the long straight stretches seemed fairly easy for me. So the window trim, grill surround, and rear chrome strip. I think they look pretty good. The only trouble I have is on the emblems on the trunk. They look pretty crappy (kind of pitted almost) since I had to keep going back to try and get everything covered from every angle. I haven't bothered to fix it since you cant notice unless you're right up next to it, which is usually only me. The guys at the dealer said everything looked great and were surprised I did it myself and not professionally or something. Not sure if going with a gloss over the top of everything could help make it easier or if it shows flaws more.
Here is a picture of my fender emblem. If you view it closer, hopefully you can get an idea of the surface finish. This is pretty much what everything looks like except for my emblems.
And as always with plastidip, if you don't like the way it turns out, peel it right back off.
