Plasti-dip Paint Job

[Growl60]

So its meant to be temporary?

It can be, but ive seen the stuff last as long as a year before. Its easy to reapply too.

 

[cody93]

hmm, if i ever wanted to not be noticed, i can paint my truck with it, and then peel it off to show i wasn't there

 

[Observer]

Very cool, if you ever take it off play the mission impossible theme while doing so! It'll make it go that much easier.

 

[Crashtest84]

I sprayed this inside the front fender wells on my chevy.. yes I said chevy. but it lasted about 6-8 months before the power washer started to peel it off. I was really surprised it lasted that long in that area. But it is made to coat tool handles. !!

 

[J Blaznik]

Thanks! Ill try to get some better shots of it next time I see it. Like I said if we ever wanna go back to the stock red you just peel it right off. The best part is, its durable enough to leave it on the truck without any problems.

Hey Growl, I know this is an old thread, but I need to know how many cans u used for the job, I think you said three coats. Thanks!

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

"So my buddy just got this clean zero rust lowered 95 Ranger 2.3/5spd to replace his 02 lowered ranger that was wrecked. Well that truck was in the process of being painted single stage flat black. We heard about using spray plasti-dip to paint emblems and bumpers and such so why not paint a whole truck? It peels right off without damaging the stock paint. Anyway, Im done rambling. Here's some pictures of the job. It came out amazing. The plasti-dip is self leveling too. Took about 10 cans."

Read the last four words.

Richard

 

[rangerplus]

How's this holding up after a year+ ? Still driving it with plasti dip paint job?