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Old Aug 17, 2012, 01:03 PM
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*** Official Plasti Dip/Flat/Matte Evo Xs Thread *** [MERGED]

I want to start a thread dedicated to Evos that are plastidipped. I know people have their opinions about plastidip but I want to start a thread to show off Evo owners creativity and to gather collective data on Plastidip applied on real live cars. Thus showing plastidip durability, installation tips and results from fellow evo owners.

I'll start by showing my personal Evo x which is Completely plastidipped.

The body has been dipped matte white for the past 2+ months and I have recently changed the color of my wheels, trying out different colors and effects from different plastidip products.

here is my evo prepped for dipping


In process


took some better pics in my Nex-5


Then I dipped the front lip


Then I dipped My Raijins a metallic Blue

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WOOOOW, this is the first completely plastidipped car I've seen and I'm surprised it looks so good. Good job! How many coats did you apply?
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Looks amazing!

This stuff seems too good and too cheap. It will be linked to cancer or aids in a few years.
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Originally Posted by NOSintake
WOOOOW, this is the first completely plastidipped car I've seen and I'm surprised it looks so good. Good job! How many coats did you apply?
I applied 4-5 coats around the car. I wish i had another gallon to put more on the doors but I got really good coverage.

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Looks amazing!

This stuff seems too good and too cheap. It will be linked to cancer or aids in a few years.
I hope not, Ill be screwed. I work with this stuff alot. haha
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I would be terrified to touch my Evo with this stuff. But I don't mind watching you guys use it lol
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I'm new to this plasi dip. You brush it on correct? And you covered all the windows n lights or no?
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Originally Posted by itsmrrizz2you
I would be terrified to touch my Evo with this stuff. But I don't mind watching you guys use it lol
Actually.. No reason to be afraid. If you don't like it, it just peels off.

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I'm new to this plasi dip. You brush it on correct? And you covered all the windows n lights or no?
No.. This is sprayed with a paint gun. And yes he covered up everything.
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Originally Posted by Kreeker
Looks amazing!

This stuff seems too good and too cheap. It will be linked to cancer or aids in a few years.
LMAO for sure seems too good to be true, i've been really thinking about this, as the dipyourcar.com company is only a few miles from me, will be checking it out tomorrow and checking about custom colors.
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whoa. ROCK CHIPS!!! wooohooo !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by bmh11evo
LMAO for sure seems too good to be true, i've been really thinking about this, as the dipyourcar.com company is only a few miles from me, will be checking it out tomorrow and checking about custom colors.
You should deffinately go and see the dipyourcar.com's cars, they recently did Fonzie's car a darker blue that looks really good. Its right on Wiles rd in Coral springs, the guys are really cool and explain the product very well.

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whoa. ROCK CHIPS!!! wooohooo !!!!!!!!!!!!
The dip covered all the rock chips I had and has protected that part of the rear doors perfectly.
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update. I went wingless over the weekend and have new pics of the exposed trunk.


all dipped again


side angle
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nice I was thinking about plastidipping my wheels.. How does it hold up to weather heat/cold and when washing your car??
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how easy is it to wash the car though?
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Isnt it kind of a rubbery finish? How does it do with dirt?
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Originally Posted by GGEvoNine
nice I was thinking about plastidipping my wheels.. How does it hold up to weather heat/cold and when washing your car??
It does very well in extreme heat/cold conditions. idk about you i always hand washed my cars but with a whole body thats dipped, you want to hand wash or go through a touchless car wash to avoid lift at an edge.

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how easy is it to wash the car though?
its actually easier since you dont have to worry about water spots.

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Isnt it kind of a rubbery finish? How does it do with dirt?
the finish isnt very rubery, just different than the paint. im not sure how to explain it. the dirst just washes off, i had not problems removing dirt from any part of the car.


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