@@DirtyMikeHonchoNo amount of polishing will make paint as smooth as an electro-atomised chrome surface, very respectfully. (Means that not even water sticks to chrome as well as it does to clean glass)👌🏼
@@autodrivennam You must not know shit lol. 99% of chrome rims are plated. Not actually chrome. Just like "chrome" bumpers the chrome is cheap Chinese shit and it will crack and peel easily. It's not real chrome. Real chrome is so hazardous it's far to expensive for any company to actually use. It's the same way metal that is polished to a mirror finish cannot be made in the USA #10 mirror. The chemicals required are so dangerous they are banned from use in the USA and need to be sent out to other countries to do then sent back
Exactly. 3 years after when my lease was due I had to do it because a lease inspection back in 2018. W a F nightmare i tried everything to remove that shit Glue gone. Boiling water alcohol de greaser took me 4 freaking hours to take out that shit.
@@7motion985gasoline bro I know it’s toxic but I had to get it off one way or another I put straight up 87 on it and it took it off like a charm still had to scrub a bit but if you let it soak and then hit it again and scrub boom gone
Been using since 2014. Its great just add lots of coats so when you remove it, it will be strong enough to tear all at once. Also you can add coats months or years after you put the first coat on to add more layers. Just clean the current dipped wheels.
Only came off that fast for a few reasons, which most likely means a thin coat was sprayed or you did not have your dip on for a long time. Try leaving on for 3 years or more and watch the difference 😆.
@@brothersskateboardco Just think a little, he’s obviously gonna re-dip them being that the the bags on the brakes are new with no black spray residue. If he just dipped it they would be a dark color.
the more you put it through, for example: dirt, heat, cold, moisture, mud, etc. the more likely it will be harder to remove. don’t layer it too thin or it will act like paint, don’t layer it too thick or it will get gummed up and stuck on. it’s really hard to use plasti dip correctly so my advice is just to do actual paint, wheels will look better and it will last longer, and it will be just as easy to remove if you have a can of spray paint-stripper
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Most likely, if it’s not coming off easily. It takes practice doing so, especially spraying the car down. I think what’s most important tho is the after care. What color did you use?
@@THROWSOMEDIPONITit’s more like you’re giving people a really irrelevant example of plasti dip removal. Anyone who’s actually used plasti dip for more than 1 weeks knows it’s much harder to remove. You’re simple pulling off something that was never truly stuck on there and acting like you’re the “correct” one
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Depends on how long it’s on and if rims flat surface or slick.
No shit
Your rims are also chrome. Very slick surface
So is a paint job
shouldnt matter as long as the surface is not sanded you will be able to peel it like then when enough coats are applied.
@@DirtyMikeHonchoNo amount of polishing will make paint as smooth as an electro-atomised chrome surface, very respectfully. (Means that not even water sticks to chrome as well as it does to clean glass)👌🏼
Gotta scratch them mfs up a lil😂😂
@@autodrivennam You must not know shit lol. 99% of chrome rims are plated. Not actually chrome. Just like "chrome" bumpers the chrome is cheap Chinese shit and it will crack and peel easily. It's not real chrome. Real chrome is so hazardous it's far to expensive for any company to actually use. It's the same way metal that is polished to a mirror finish cannot be made in the USA #10 mirror. The chemicals required are so dangerous they are banned from use in the USA and need to be sent out to other countries to do then sent back
Try that after leaving it on for 3 years and parking outside 24/7 lol
Exactly. 3 years after when my lease was due I had to do it because a lease inspection back in 2018. W a F nightmare i tried everything to remove that shit Glue gone. Boiling water alcohol de greaser took me 4 freaking hours to take out that shit.
@@7motion985 lol yeah...
@@7motion985did the alcohol and goo gone help a lot?
@@GSP-76 not really, eventually u will be able to peel that off but not as easy as u might think
@@7motion985gasoline bro I know it’s toxic but I had to get it off one way or another I put straight up 87 on it and it took it off like a charm still had to scrub a bit but if you let it soak and then hit it again and scrub boom gone
Been using since 2014. Its great just add lots of coats so when you remove it, it will be strong enough to tear all at once. Also you can add coats months or years after you put the first coat on to add more layers. Just clean the current dipped wheels.
This helps with my decision, thanks! 😊
Key is light 1st 2 coats then 4 more heavy
Crazy how much unnecessary hate plati dip gets even after having enough prove the item workes perfectly as intended when used correctly
Mannnn I’m saying lol
It cause u add more layers? Like 8-10@THROWSOMEDIPONIT
It's garbage
Plastic behind? Did you just finish spraying it?
I wonder if for old surfaces removal it would help to apply a new one just so it peels better.
Removing it from my rims was an all day process.
I love how it looks on the chrome, shine+++
Now thats cool. Im definitely going to do this to my ride someday
Make it happen!
You just painted one light coat andcits fresh . Try that in 2 years .
I just pulled plastidip off my bumpers that had been on there since covid started.
Which Plasti dip brand are you using?
Based on his other videos he just uses regular Plasti Dip brand
Still has the rotors wrapped from spraying 💀
No time for the weather to cook it onto the surface
Its to contain the brake dust 💀💀💀
@@livelife_25vvs means very very slight scratches. You cant say flawless vvs😂
@@White_Fox_5.0facts
@@White_Fox_5.0Very, very slighty included*
Only came off that fast for a few reasons, which most likely means a thin coat was sprayed or you did not have your dip on for a long time. Try leaving on for 3 years or more and watch the difference 😆.
How long did you have it on before you peeled it off
Like one hour lol the brakes are still taped off
@@brothersskateboardco how long does it last
3 years
@@brothersskateboardco Just think a little, he’s obviously gonna re-dip them being that the the bags on the brakes are new with no black spray residue. If he just dipped it they would be a dark color.
@@THROWSOMEDIPONITDid you do heavy coats or pussy coats?
How do u even clean plasti dipped wheels?
Simple green and water ! Or soap and water
How many coats of paint and how many on the clear
do 5-6 coats, nothing under 4
What is plastidip like to wash when you have blacked out your emblems? Doesnt it come off with a high pressure washer at a car wash?
When applied right and cured correctly it should hold for at least a year even with heavy spraying from the vid I saw
All about prep AND the amount of coats done.
*gets in chase stops pulls off the plastidip then drives normally*
Haha I was going to say that!
How does it hold up to offroad conditions? Like rocks and dirt. Thinking of doing this on my land cruiser.
the more you put it through, for example: dirt, heat, cold, moisture, mud, etc. the more likely it will be harder to remove. don’t layer it too thin or it will act like paint, don’t layer it too thick or it will get gummed up and stuck on. it’s really hard to use plasti dip correctly so my advice is just to do actual paint, wheels will look better and it will last longer, and it will be just as easy to remove if you have a can of spray paint-stripper
You should put a flat white plastidip primer
*IF APPLIED CORRECTLY*
how do u not apply correctly so i know not to do that
@@milk-sq7pbspray atleast 5-7 layers so the dip is thick enough to peel. If its thin, it will peel and rip.
@@sandbagcholo1910 damn ok, i saw there's a spray u can use to dissolve it and just wipe it away
How about the caps?
**MINERAL SPIRITS** if you have issues with plastic up that you’ve had on to long just get a can of mineral spirits from Home Depot I promise you with everything it will come right off I use it every time on everything it’ll get paint scuffs off from gettin dinged by a shopping cart or pole to havin 3rd world dirt on your shit just trust me and thank me later 😉
I can do on car paint to right now
&& remove
People talk bad about plasti dip then go get a wrap 😂😂😂
Is the walmarts palsti dip is good for this?? Plz reply
Yes it is still plasti dip
I have aluminum rims with old plastidip its been a bitch to get off
how long did you keep it on the rims?
It’s always easy when it’s fresh let it say on for 2 months in the summer
Try it after a couple of months and it won’t wanna come off
Alr so if I plasti dip my rims would it affect the rims and take it off if I were to take my car into a car wash?
No just don’t use a pressure washer super close
When too long 2-3 years, is not so easyJet to remove😮😮😅😊
If I want to be extra lazy what happens if I don’t cover the brakes?
idk, you tell me ;)
I'm sure it's not applied correctly on my car😢
Most likely, if it’s not coming off easily. It takes practice doing so, especially spraying the car down. I think what’s most important tho is the after care. What color did you use?
The bag behind the wheel indicates you re shot another coat and peeled the old with the new… nice try
The bag is clean peahead
His reality and my reality are way different. Once on, you can’t get rid of it
Come on dawg it’s always easy to peel after you just sprayed it. Even if you sprayed thin when it’s fresh it’s easy.
Will this eat the clear coat in the Long Run?
Nope
@@THROWSOMEDIPONIT thank
Kool videos
You have chrome wheels.
And you just now applied it.
The longer it stays the worse it gets.
i don’t want them to come off😭
Yeah right try after one year
Easy to take off when it's fresh
Well, this means it’s not durable at all
Thats cuz you literally just sprayed it on and its fresh 🤦🏻♂️
😂he sprayed this shit on then realized it looked like shit
Fresh plastidip on chrome . .. .
Hasnt cured yet
Face mask for rims lol
Not
This made me so fuckin mad
You’ve got to get out the house more if you are emotionally triggered by an online video about plasti dip.
@@THROWSOMEDIPONITit’s more like you’re giving people a really irrelevant example of plasti dip removal. Anyone who’s actually used plasti dip for more than 1 weeks knows it’s much harder to remove. You’re simple pulling off something that was never truly stuck on there and acting like you’re the “correct” one
And now it's in the ocean, up a turtle's nose.
Fuq dem turtles