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How's that going to hold up to dirt and mud? I'm sure it won't be easy to clean.Originally Posted by joemomma22
thanks man. i like it too, its a little out of the ordinary eh? the passenger side is cut MUCH cleaner than the drivers.
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so far its as simple as hosing it off. =DOriginally Posted by unidentifiedbomb
How's that going to hold up to dirt and mud? I'm sure it won't be easy to clean.
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I never did hose off my skateboards so I guess I wouldn't know.Originally Posted by joemomma22
so far its as simple as hosing it off. =D
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did you plastidip the whole tire?Originally Posted by joemomma22
Also plastidipped my free spare Before After
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just the rim and the sidewall. youre supposed to dip the sidewall (to the letters) to get a clean peel around the rim. i prefer the black letters so i extended it and didnt peel it.Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
did you plastidip the whole tire?
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I just used note cards when I did my rims but I ditched those quickly, but that definitely looks good! Makes it look like a new tire.Originally Posted by joemomma22
just the rim and the sidewall. youre supposed to dip the sidewall (to the letters) to get a clean peel around the rim. i prefer the black letters so i extended it and didnt peel it.
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yeah try it next time you get around to it. you only have to do like half to 3/4 of an overlap from the rim to the tire but every time you do a coat on the rim you do a circumference around the tire/rim overlap at least once and then you can peal the dipped tire and it leaves the rim clean and in tact and no overspray on the tire because you intentionally oversprayed to remove it.Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
I just used note cards when I did my rims but I ditched those quickly, but that definitely looks good! Makes it look like a new tire.
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don't plan on ever using that stuff again...Originally Posted by joemomma22
yeah try it next time you get around to it. you only have to do like half to 3/4 of an overlap from the rim to the tire but every time you do a coat on the rim you do a circumference around the tire/rim overlap at least once and then you can peal the dipped tire and it leaves the rim clean and in tact and no overspray on the tire because you intentionally oversprayed to remove it.
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plastidip is awesome. one of my favorites lol.Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
don't plan on ever using that stuff again...
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I prefer rustoleum bedliner, that's my go to when I paint something.Originally Posted by joemomma22
plastidip is awesome. one of my favorites lol.
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I always need a can of that in the garage lol. I like to do rims with dip for its removabilityOriginally Posted by SatiricalHen
I prefer rustoleum bedliner, that's my go to when I paint something.
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I don't like that it holds dirt so much, and wheeling when I had it made it peel off.Originally Posted by joemomma22
I always need a can of that in the garage lol. I like to do rims with dip for its removability
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I've had my sides and wheels dipped for over a year now with mud and salt all over them. Never had an issue with peeling but yes it holds on to dirt a lot. I found the best stuff to use when cleaning the dip is Turtle Wax spray wax from walmart. Takes the dirt off and leaves it looking like new.Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
I don't like that it holds dirt so much, and wheeling when I had it made it peel off.