None of the local places are stocking the glossifier yet, but I found some and ordered it online. When it comes I will get pics up ASAP of the results.

Nice, can't wait to see how it works out :tup:

If you can, try having a glossy section next to a non-glossy section and take a pic of it. That would be the best way to compare.

Might have to re-do my wheels if the glossy turns out good.

Yea my intention is to do a section of hood on beater truck half glossy.

Cool! I want to do my Z's roof gloss black. Tried with plasti dip and clear coat in the summer, but that experiment failed. Hopefully this will work a lot better :icon17:

hmmm...going to give this a go on the emblems this weekend

I have CF wrap for my front emblem and SEIBON front lip. the CF wrap shrinks when it gets really cold.. :ughdance:. I think I'm gonna use gloss black for side skirts and rear to match the CF front lip (can't afford CF parts at the moment..). any news on gloss plasti dip? and do they have brilliant silver plasti dip?

plasti dip enhancer glossifer!
Performix 11212-6 Plasti Dip Enhancer Glossifer 11 Oz. Aerosol Cans

The Glossifier showed up today...I will get on the test patch ASAP.

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PHOTOS!!!

Got my front clip done. Will have pics later this week. Waiting on some other things.

So how well do this product hold up when washing you car? Do you have to apply lighter pressure when washing?

i took mine to a car wash and pressure sprayed a few passes, then took it thru the auto wash bay and no peeling issues as of yet...

So, after few weeks of dirty weather with rain. White plastidip is not so good. Really easy to catch dirt and almost impossible to ge dirt of, due to fact, that it's texture.

But on wheel with another coat of white color and some gloss over white PlastDip, it resist a lot better. But it has similar problem like another wheels with so easy to scratch PlastiDip.

So after tyre change wheels have scuff marks in plasti dip.

I have scrubbed my Plasti Dipped areas before. It holds up extremely well. The only thing I would refrain from doing is hitting the "Dipped" area with a power washer. Its a very durable product. Put it this way, I creamed a deer at 45-50 mph and that didnt even blow any of the "Dip" off my front bumper.

WHATEVER YOU DON'T GET OTHER PRODUCTS ON THE DIPPED SURFACE!

I sprayed my "tire shine" on my dipped rims just to see if it would shine em up a lil.....UM NOPE the dipped bubbled and now has started to flake off. (which ok by me cuz I plan to pwdrct them this winter anyway) Not sure this is gonna happen to every tire shine product but if you spent a lot of time dipping your rims it may be something you wanna watch out for.


PS I will post pics of the gloss ASAP, I probably should of thought ahead and had the black on my beater test hood before it showed up. You'll just have to wait a day or two more. ;)