April 24, 201214 yr #62 Have a look on youtube, theres a few cars that show their rims 5-6 months down the track and the rims still look clean as, no chips or nothing (obviously don't know how much driving they do etc.) Also is that place in Melbourne the only one in Aus? Also LUCASZ you said they had a big range, what sort of colours etc did they have because according to their website they have like 5 colours!Cheers
April 25, 201214 yr #64 nah the plasti dip is more focused on the diy, only has small amount of uses and can be removed easily.the rhino linings is alot more focused on the industrial side of things. and is a more permanent coating option for ute trays and tubs etc.the only thing these two products have in common is that they are sprayed on, and that's it. very different otherwise. Edited April 25, 201214 yr by Ford Freak
April 27, 201214 yr #65 is it just me or is the taping on your wheels very average?no offence or anything...Taping average ? Those wheels are the most average things I have ever seen ! lol
April 30, 201214 yr #66 Author Also LUCASZ you said they had a big range, what sort of colours etc did they have because according to their website they have like 5 colours!The have a big range of other products that are similar sorry. Taping average ? Those wheels are the most average things I have ever seen ! lol What's average about them?...
April 30, 201214 yr #67 Guys you do know this stuff is all over eBay right? Seller name is plastidip and even has the clear.Postage out of Sydney.
April 30, 201214 yr #69 Buy air brush and the big tin. Should work out cheaper because all your mates will be lining up to do their car or wheels.
May 2, 201214 yr #70 Going to start getting quotes on cartons out of the US. Will see how much a carton of black will cost then on-sell what I don't need for cost+postage. Hopefully works out cheaper than $24.95 a can.
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