Midnight Purple Z
 

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BTW for all you haters, it's PlastiDipped, not painted!

looks very exceptional...nice :)
i would paint the brake calipers black oder another dark color.

how much Plasti Dip have you used?

Looks interesting...definitely unique...i think if you had black headlights (housing) it will blend in much nicer.... and I agree with clumsy, another color for the calipers would be nice to match the look

This took 3 gallons, plus about a quart of glossifier.

The calipers were painted from my previous color, so yeah it is in the plans to adjust.

You should have plastidipped it Pearl White.

Great color choice, one of my favorites. If you plan to keep I that way are you going to lower, front lipn more aggressive wheels and different brake caliper color?

The Gram light with the titan lip and maybe purple calipers to match would look good.

wow that's alot of dip! Wonder how washing the car is going to be like. Looks cool tho. Good job getting it done!

call me a hater, but it looks like a wrap job with poor quality wrapping material....
but it makes you happy......

whats the weight of three gallons of plastidip?

His power to weight ratio is jacked now! Lol

The satin look to the paint does look like a wrap job but it looks like a good job kind of a flat midnight purple...

I like the color, maybe not the finish. But that would make me think of getting a high quality wrap job in that color!

There is a reason that color didn't make the factory color list...flame on.

But props for the balsy move.

Wait what if someone comes to your car in a parking lot and just takes it all off? Is that possible?

Looks cool to me. Do you have macro shot? Want to see the texture.

I hope it's a girl.

I wish I could but it you drove PA roads you'd understand why I'm not gonna lower it.

It is possible, but they would receive the beating of a lifetime if I was within site.

A full PlastiDip application weighs about 1.5 lbs. There's a youtube vid on the subject.