I just sprayed some on y G37 last night and it repelled water... better get out the KY Jelly!!!!:ughdance:

Lol, hey Ken at least it was REMOVABLE. What if you were in that same situation with spray paint. Now that wouldnt be pretty.

Here are a few shots of mine
http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...1312639181.jpg

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l265/avryan/rear2.jpg

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l265/avryan/rear1.jpg

And the fangs for the hell of it..

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...yan/fangs1.jpg

but as i mentioned earlier on the other thread, if it was spraypaint the dust would not be sticky. :tup: i know cause i paint a lot of things in my garage. :)

Just did my rear valence, so here's a couple pictures. I have to touch up a spot on either side where the spray decided to peel away with the tape. Oh well...the rest of it turned out really well and you can't see the two peeled spots unless you're within a couple of feet.

Quick follow up question to my last post. What do you guys think about spraying the roof with this stuff. So far I have sprayed the emblems, fangs, rear valence, and the mirrors. I don't want to go overboard, but have always liked the black roof look. Too much?

Overboard. IMO. :ughdance:

Might look ok with tinted windows, but I think it is too flat to look good. And the cutoff lines can be hard to get right.

I too had contimplated it for a sec but its overboard. Plus the fact that its textured would be terrible. Roof needs to be silky smooth.

How does it hold up on front fangs it a rock hits it does it peel back
or is there something you can do to make it stick better like primer?
I got wacked by a big rig tire retread going about 80mph on my Nismo S-Tune front spoiler
thinking of spraying it with Plastidip any input would help
thanks

can you post a pic of what it looks like on your mirror's ? I'm still debating if i should do it to mine

If you go back a couple of pages I have a picture from the front of my car. It shows the mirrors, but not close up. I'll take a picture of just the mirrors tomorrow when it's daylight again.

I cant speak about long term durability as I have only had it done about two weeks now. I have yet to see a chip from rocks. Its rubbery so it will take impacts better than paint. I believe it will hold up good. I actually hit a deer goin about 45 a few days after I plasti dipped the fangs and only a little spot came off , probably where a hoof hit. My advice is do a light coat first, one that you can still see the factory paint thru. This will set a base for the other coats to stick to. After the first do another light coat or two. Give it 10 min inbetween the light coats. After that lay it on thicker. Do as many coats as you please. I figure the more coats the less likey to chip. A good half hour between thicker coats is recommended. I removed my masking less than 24 hrs after applying and it made removal a bit challenging. The plasti dip was still elasticy. Stuck to tape a bit. I would let it sit two days before removing masking. Basically do it once the plasti dip doesnt feel sticky to the touch anymore. It will for a bit after applied. Good luck.

Just finished my rims this morning. Came out great. I left them mounted, just put newspaper and painters tape everyhere. Pictures will follow in an edit once im outta work. Used 3 cans. Wish i had a 4th but stores are all sold out.

Regrettably i forgot to tighten the lugs on one wheel before painting soooo hopefully it doesnt Cause a peel I was gunna try dismounting but i only had 1 jack

:iagree: thus why i removed that DiNoc wrap the very next day i installed it. lol... i like my roof smooth and glossy. :yum: