How long does Plasti Dip last on a Car?
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Plasti Dip is generally known to last 2-3 years and is a great way to temporarily change the color of a body part on your car. However, in my application, it has lasted over 7 years on my #Porsche 911. I suggest it to anyone who wants to try out a new color or change the color of something that doesn't get touched much. You can buy Plasti Dip here: bit.ly/plastid...
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Want to see if I can easily remove the 7 year old plasti dip? Like the video. If I get 100 likes, I'll remove it in a future video!
I’m the 100th like!
Did you unveal and remove it in the end? If so link please CF! :)
Plastidipped my rims and emblems going on 8 years and still looks the same.
I did this same project on my 997.2. Some of the parts came off clean and in large pieces. But it was a pain in the ass to get every dot of plastidip off in the deep lines outlining the valence.
I had similar experiences with plasti dip on my cars, and my current one is a mercedes e500, its been six years now and it still looks good, and you can touch up areas to refresh the color, but don't go crazy thick 😁
Used it on my exhaust tips. Still looks great after 5 years.
Was wondering about doing it on my chrome exhaust truck exhaust tips. No issues with over heating, melting, etc?
@@kickingworld No issues whatsoever. Still looks good and easy to clean.
That is a crazy amount of time. Seven years and it still looks good. If you do decide to remove it, please post that video. I'm sure I'm not the only one that would like to see it. Much appreciated brother.
Thank you! I hope it comes off okay after 7, going on 8, years.
@Car Fanatic your very welcome. I have been on the fence for years regarding plasti dip. After watching your video, I decided to give it a try. I am trying to pick a color for my bike.
Is that plain black?
What about a carwash?
Surprisingly it survives it now if you pressure wash it as point blank range that’s a different story.
yeaa the only place i wouldnt recommand is your wheels lol I had the HARDEST time pealing it off after 5+ years lol to teh points where i just redipped over it lmfao but never again to this new car i have now lol
Plasti Dip for Wheels is okay if it's temporary, but wheels get too much abuse.