My first adventures into plastidip (pic heavy)

hjdavies

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• Nov 1, 2012

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decided to finally order and try out the wonder that is plastidip
so i thort a good way to go was grill, center section and rings all black

first was clean and clay the front end

next was masking and a 50% first coat

next few coats

after 5 coats later

and the final result

please some opinions would be awsume

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• Nov 1, 2012

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looks good m8 does it peel off easy?

 

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• Nov 1, 2012

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Looks good, although I would personally let the Audi badge out as the numberplate is grabbing all of the glory at the moment

 

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• Nov 1, 2012

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Looks great!

 

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• Nov 1, 2012

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Maybe some plain number plates? to even it out..

 

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• Nov 1, 2012

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looks good geez

 

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• Nov 1, 2012

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ye the peel was really easy (and strangly satisfying)
i did think about leaving the rings but then i sprayed them with the intention of peeling it back of and the guy in the first pic said it looked kool so i left it.
and what do u mean by plain plates??... i have considerd metal pressed ones but... well decision decisions

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