Hey I've read that 2k high gloss is extremely dangerous to use. do you recommend a chemical suit and respirator? Also, instead of 2k high gloss can i use plasti dip glossifier instead or it won't come out as shiny?
You definitely need respirator and a body suit will help but i use my work clothes to cover my skin and gloves for my hands now. 2k gloss will give u the glossiest finish, way better than glossifer
Would you recommend applying clear coat on trims/emblems/moldings/grill that were plastidipped too to get a glossy finish? if not, what would you recommend?
For emblems use hyperdip piano black by dipyourcar. If you are spraying grill or any other chrome on the vehicle or wheels use black plasti dip and 2k clear coat by spraymax ontop.
@@EhabHalat thanks for replying! would plasti dip and spraymax also work on plastic trims/moldings? the reason I'm asking is I want to at least match the gloss of the body with the trims/moldings and its plastic, not chrome.
I got the same grainy effect you had on the Shadow Black with 2K+PlastiDip. So it might not have to do with the Shadow Black per se. I didn't heat up my 2K before application and also did it in the open air, not sure if those were contributing factors to the overall grainy look close-up.
Oh weird! I have never got a grainy look or any issue with 2K+Plasti Dip… i have always heated my 2k can though and you do need to spray in an enclosed, ventilated area, also humidity can cause that to happen too!
Thank you for this video! I bought Frozen Black kit on a whim to dip some wheels with curb rash but there really weren't very many videos or examples of the color online. I really like the effect of the Frozen Black here and can't wait to complete my project. Great channel too btw.
Love your channel. I have a question that you probably don’t know the answer but I thought I’d ask. I did about 7 coats of the black plasti dip and 2 coats of the plasti dip gold metalizer. Then I used the 2k clear over it and it looks amazing. However, if I wanted to add another coat of the Gold metalizer would it lay down on top of the 2k clear. I’m assuming no but I just have a couple spots I’d love to touch up. Thank you for your great work👊🏻
Hey! Im pretty sure u can do that just make sure the wheel is completely clean and dry so you dont get any reactions and make sure the wheel is in good condition
Finally tried plasti-dip with 2k high gloss. I ran into an issue after i tried to use a toothpick to remove the plastidip around the little BMW "M" logo on the wheel. 3 wheels cut clean but on one the plastidip ripped a tiny a bit around the logo. I just put the 2k high gloss over it. I'm hoping it seals in the little tear or do you think i will run into problems later? 2k gloss looks amazing! thanks for the tutorial.
Hey there, next time use a lighter to heat the tip of a knife to cut around that logo lightly. If its a minor tear it might be fine but it could possibly have issues in the future, hard to tell without seeing it
thank you for this video, i'm going to try the 2k high gloss. To do it correctly should i wait until the outdoor temp is above 60 degrees? Both for plasti dip and the 2k high gloss? thanks again!
if one can't even notice the difference on camera, one probably can't notice a difference in person unless you stick your face right up to paint. The huge price difference isn't worth it imo.
@@EhabHalat Fair enough. I haven't tried the 2k gloss with hyperdip but wouldn't the ease of cleaning be essentially the same with 2k gloss as the top coat?
I tried that 2K gloss over plasti dip on my wheels and they came out fantastic
Can we see the rims with gunmetal grey painted on rims please? 😌
Great video as always man! very detailed
Both Frozen and Shadow black look a bit grey on this video, which one looks more black in person?
Honestly they look very similar but id say shadow black is a tad darker
@@EhabHalat thanks, which one would you recommend on model designation letters on a gloss black car?
Shadow black but like i said very slight difference unless you look hard
How about durability, the 2k protects it better over time?
Adding 2k will definitely protect it better and last longer
Is Frozen black smoother than shadow black..? I’m thinking of respraying my car interior panel. Thanks
Frozen black is more matte and hyperdip has a sheen, both are smooth depending on how its sprayed really
Hey I've read that 2k high gloss is extremely dangerous to use. do you recommend a chemical suit and respirator? Also, instead of 2k high gloss can i use plasti dip glossifier instead or it won't come out as shiny?
You definitely need respirator and a body suit will help but i use my work clothes to cover my skin and gloves for my hands now. 2k gloss will give u the glossiest finish, way better than glossifer
@@EhabHalat thank you!
Would you recommend applying clear coat on trims/emblems/moldings/grill that were plastidipped too to get a glossy finish? if not, what would you recommend?
For emblems use hyperdip piano black by dipyourcar. If you are spraying grill or any other chrome on the vehicle or wheels use black plasti dip and 2k clear coat by spraymax ontop.
@@EhabHalat thanks for replying! would plasti dip and spraymax also work on plastic trims/moldings? the reason I'm asking is I want to at least match the gloss of the body with the trims/moldings and its plastic, not chrome.
@@hudsoneight5988 from experience, it doesnt hold up well on plastics/mouldings
@@EhabHalat ok, thanks! really appreciate you replying man! wish you all the best!
You think this method will work with Hyperdip piano black?
You cant put 2k over piano black it has a weird reaction
I got the same grainy effect you had on the Shadow Black with 2K+PlastiDip. So it might not have to do with the Shadow Black per se.
I didn't heat up my 2K before application and also did it in the open air, not sure if those were contributing factors to the overall grainy look close-up.
Oh weird! I have never got a grainy look or any issue with 2K+Plasti Dip… i have always heated my 2k can though and you do need to spray in an enclosed, ventilated area, also humidity can cause that to happen too!
@@EhabHalat Thanks, Ehab. I'll keep that in mind on my next project. I forgot to heat up the 2K beforehand and was too lazy to do it mid-project 😂
Good video 👏🏼
how many rims will 1 can cover efficiently?
One can per wheel, you should get 5-6 cans if you need extra and one can of gloss for all 4 rims
Can 2k work on piano black hyperdip?
No but you will get good result with black plasti dip with 2k clear gloss
Thank you for this video! I bought Frozen Black kit on a whim to dip some wheels with curb rash but there really weren't very many videos or examples of the color online. I really like the effect of the Frozen Black here and can't wait to complete my project. Great channel too btw.
Awesome! Im glad to hear that and good luck with your project!
Hello there.. I went to your Gram and left few voice messages. Had some questions about the Hyper dip
Love your channel. I have a question that you probably don’t know the answer but I thought I’d ask. I did about 7 coats of the black plasti dip and 2 coats of the plasti dip gold metalizer. Then I used the 2k clear over it and it looks amazing. However, if I wanted to add another coat of the Gold metalizer would it lay down on top of the 2k clear. I’m assuming no but I just have a couple spots I’d love to touch up. Thank you for your great work👊🏻
Hey! Im pretty sure u can do that just make sure the wheel is completely clean and dry so you dont get any reactions and make sure the wheel is in good condition
Finally tried plasti-dip with 2k high gloss. I ran into an issue after i tried to use a toothpick to remove the plastidip around the little BMW "M" logo on the wheel. 3 wheels cut clean but on one the plastidip ripped a tiny a bit around the logo. I just put the 2k high gloss over it. I'm hoping it seals in the little tear or do you think i will run into problems later? 2k gloss looks amazing! thanks for the tutorial.
Hey there, next time use a lighter to heat the tip of a knife to cut around that logo lightly. If its a minor tear it might be fine but it could possibly have issues in the future, hard to tell without seeing it
thank you for this video, i'm going to try the 2k high gloss. To do it correctly should i wait until the outdoor temp is above 60 degrees? Both for plasti dip and the 2k high gloss? thanks again!
Yes just make sure the humidity isnt too high and do it in a enclosed space with some sort of ventilation and use a respirator
So you just gave the customer 3 different colored wheels ? 😂😂😂
They are my own wheels. Peeled them off after
Looking for someone to do it for me in NYC
Bro which is better hyper dip or plasti dip
Both are very similar but slight edge to hyper dip in my opinion
if one can't even notice the difference on camera, one probably can't notice a difference in person unless you stick your face right up to paint. The huge price difference isn't worth it imo.
You can notice a slight difference in person actually but not a huge difference. I still think hyperdip is more durable and easier to clean
@@EhabHalat Fair enough. I haven't tried the 2k gloss with hyperdip but wouldn't the ease of cleaning be essentially the same with 2k gloss as the top coat?
@@Dabby724 2k and hyperdip dont mix well
@@EhabHalat Appreciate the info! btw which do you think is easier to clean, 2k gloss + plastiDip or just hyperDip alone?
@Dabby724 2k gloss is way easier to clean
Why would you put a high gloss coating over a MATTE black? Frozen black is a MATTE. If you wanted a high gloss black, go for Piano Black
2k high gloss is alot more glossy and durable than piano black gloss black
@@EhabHalatis 2k gloss over plastidip more or less durable than 2k gloss over hyperdip?
@packfan6151 you cant put 2k over hyperdip, i tried and it reacts so stick to plasti dip + 2k
@@EhabHalat do you like plasti dip and 2k more than hyperdip?
@packfan6151 yes its glossier finish and more durable