Spraywrap
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This is the same as PlastiDip, which has been gaining popularity in the States over the last couple of years, and has just started taking off in the UK and in Europe.
Personally, I can see the benefits of doing small pieces like badges or wingmirror caps, even wheels, but changing the whole colour of a car is dumb unless you do all of the shuts as well, otherwise you see the original colour when you open the door.
It's also not that much cheaper than painting a car, although the obvious benefit of it not being permanent is there.
Personally, I can see the benefits of doing small pieces like badges or wingmirror caps, even wheels, but changing the whole colour of a car is dumb unless you do all of the shuts as well, otherwise you see the original colour when you open the door.
It's also not that much cheaper than painting a car, although the obvious benefit of it not being permanent is there.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8Cnc6kMnQhPob341Elr4kW2N9rtq3UfF
Whole section for dipping wheels.
Whole section for dipping wheels.
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It's just for colourchanging, not protection
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Id imagine it would offer a small level of protection as in light scratches that your car would pick up. But nothing major.
I'd never paint a car in it. The over spray would be a nightmare to clean up. Having left a car with someone who paints car I know that over spray gets EVERYWHERE.
I'd never paint a car in it. The over spray would be a nightmare to clean up. Having left a car with someone who paints car I know that over spray gets EVERYWHERE.
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