Playing with some plasti dip.
08-29-2013, 03:33 PM
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Playing with some plasti dip. I am going to let the the trans am emblem be black.All the plastic pieces i am going to paint black.What you guys think? Too bright?I am going to do the ceta black too.My bro in law is doing all the painting.It deffinatly gets bright in the sunlight.
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08-29-2013, 04:39 PM
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It is taking alot to cover up the black that was on it i wish we would of primed it first. 5gallons and needs another one.The color is firebelly orange.I didnt know it was so thin are we would have primed it. Should be done tomorrow if it dont rain.
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08-29-2013, 11:30 PM
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What color is this? I'm pretty big into the plastidip community.
I did my truck in the passion orange pigment, plan on reproducing the cts-v thunder gray chromaflair in a flat version on my SS.
I did my truck in the passion orange pigment, plan on reproducing the cts-v thunder gray chromaflair in a flat version on my SS.
08-30-2013, 08:00 AM
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08-30-2013, 09:39 AM
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I thought it might be and was hoping it wasn't. You do know the issues with this color right? It will be faded and a dull sherbert orange in a week or so.
Here's a month after dipping what it faded to for reference
Also as you get better at applying it you can get it smooth without any texture. And yeah you basically need a base coat of gunmetal or black always.
Here's a month after dipping what it faded to for reference
Also as you get better at applying it you can get it smooth without any texture. And yeah you basically need a base coat of gunmetal or black always.
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08-30-2013, 02:58 PM
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I thought it might be and was hoping it wasn't. You do know the issues with this color right? It will be faded and a dull sherbert orange in a week or so.
Here's a month after dipping what it faded to for reference
Also as you get better at applying it you can get it smooth without any texture. And yeah you basically need a base coat of gunmetal or black always.
Here's a month after dipping what it faded to for reference
Also as you get better at applying it you can get it smooth without any texture. And yeah you basically need a base coat of gunmetal or black always.
08-30-2013, 02:59 PM
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Nope, they actually stopped recommending firebelly orange for cars and they made a new color called "koi orange" that doesn't fade.
On DYC.com and other forums they have a warning now saying prone to fading very quickly with exposure to sunlight.
BUT since you already have all those layers, the more the better. You could probably buy one gallon of the koi orange to cover all of that.
On DYC.com and other forums they have a warning now saying prone to fading very quickly with exposure to sunlight.
BUT since you already have all those layers, the more the better. You could probably buy one gallon of the koi orange to cover all of that.
08-30-2013, 06:18 PM
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It depends on if you buy pre-thinned gallons, thin them yourself, etc. etc. And it is rated for 3-5 years from Performix in UV light.
I bought the gun and 12 gallons of dip and it cost me around 450$. That's enough to dip 3 cars. I also got all gunmetal and clear gallons, because you can mix pigments/pearls/flakes/etc and get any color with clear.
I bought the gun and 12 gallons of dip and it cost me around 450$. That's enough to dip 3 cars. I also got all gunmetal and clear gallons, because you can mix pigments/pearls/flakes/etc and get any color with clear.
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It depends on if you buy pre-thinned gallons, thin them yourself, etc. etc. And it is rated for 3-5 years from Performix in UV light.
I bought the gun and 12 gallons of dip and it cost me around 450$. That's enough to dip 3 cars. I also got all gunmetal and clear gallons, because you can mix pigments/pearls/flakes/etc and get any color with clear.
I bought the gun and 12 gallons of dip and it cost me around 450$. That's enough to dip 3 cars. I also got all gunmetal and clear gallons, because you can mix pigments/pearls/flakes/etc and get any color with clear.