PD'd my roof a few weeks ago but took it off less than 24 hours later due to the black color speeding up the infamous roof bubbling issue A TON after only 3 hours in the sun. Took some pics of it first. Then peeled it off and popped the tiny bubbles with a sharp razor blade.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3u5pDMKI1A&NR=1
Will upload pics of the car with the black roof later today.

 

and a couple weeks after that, my friends C5Z rear exhaust "valance" and roof:

 

I did my wheels and am considering doing the entire hood.
Before:

After:

 

^^^ Stealthy!!!!

 

makes me want to do my bumper on the Z

 

My first try at some Plasti dip

 

Triple White is Sick.
I can't wait to get White leather in my car.

 

Did these hood stripes real quick today. I used Liquid Electrical Tape by Plasti Dip instead. It says it's a vinyl material rather than rubber.

 

Looks Good Q
That hood is mean.

 

I use that stuff for electrical work. From the brush-on kind though it seemed like it had far less adhesion than the aerosol stuff in this thread. You masked it off and brushed it on, right? Does it even come in aerosol?

 

whats the name brand of that hood and price? and what rims are those and price?

best hood i've seen. rims are nice too.

 

I found an aerosol version at my local Do-It Center. I just masked and sprayed and quickly peeled the tape. It's sticking pretty well so far.

Thanks, it's in my sig.

 

You Probably get asked that a lot.
I may have to steal your wheel idea.
First time I saw your car I fell in love.

 

anyone have advice on how to get the plastidip easier? i started taking mine off my rims a month ago and i'm still not done. it breaks off every half inch. should i spray a thicker coat on and maybe it'll come off in bigger pieceS? i only did a a couple light coats. i even tried a pressure washer and it didnt even get it off. thinking i need a higher psi. think the one i tried was 2000. getting tired of messing with it.

 

how well does this stuff hold up to water? im planning on doing my truck wheels next weekend and if that comes out alright im thinking about trying it on my boat just for kicks if it holds up

 

you need to have at least three coats. i did the first coat light, then sprayed the next ones on heavier. if you do light coats, it doesnt bond together very well and is a pain in the *** to get off. i did my hood for fun and learned the hard way, took 5 hours to get it completely off. then sprayed an extra fender differently with 5 coats, came off almost in one piece.

 

i'll have to do the 5 coats next time then. i'm still not done removing it off my rims. even tried a pressure washer. gonna try a heat gun

 

yea, i would try a some sort of buffer or something like that. i cant remember exactly what we used to get the adhesive off the paint when i replaced the emblems on my car. but it didnt hurt the paint and took the adhesive right off.

 

did my berger last weekend...

dont mind the wax i accidentally got on it while doing my tail lights



going to be doing my wheels this weekend

 

I have a Suncoast Ramair hood that is a faded grey color (looks bad) that I am going to plastidip flat black tomorrow. Will post pics.