DIY wheel painting
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I personally prefer it based on the ease of removing and forgiveness. Not to mention they have every color you can imagine and even clear coat applications these days.
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dumb question.... who many hours do you guys wait between coats of paint?
I did 2 coats of primer with about 4 hours between, then overnight before doing paint. No problem. But when I did a few coats of the paint with just a few hours between that was bad.
I did 2 coats of primer with about 4 hours between, then overnight before doing paint. No problem. But when I did a few coats of the paint with just a few hours between that was bad.
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Lolll no it won't throw the weight balance off...... Regular paint can be heavier than plasti dip. Dipping the whole car will be light as hell too. They weighed it.
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Yes it can and will unless you got skills and paint the inside of the wheel well too, and perfectly even.
I paint for a living, just saying.
When you balance a wheel you usually add .25 or .5 oz at a time (usually) to balance it out. So unless a full can of dip weighs less than that, it can effect the balance if not applied evenly is all Im saying.
I paint for a living, just saying.
When you balance a wheel you usually add .25 or .5 oz at a time (usually) to balance it out. So unless a full can of dip weighs less than that, it can effect the balance if not applied evenly is all Im saying.
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