Real nice! And now I have my sons BRG R50 with a similar theme. White mirror caps, checkered roof, white wheels. Looking at what I'll do to continue the theme.
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mergemini New Member
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rigidjunkie New Member
So are the wheels white plastidip or regular wheel paint? I have been thinking about doing mine to match my roof but I hadn't seen any white plasti diped wheels in person.
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eMINIparts Well-Known MemberMotoring Alliance Sponsor
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Looking good! I don't envy you keeping those white wheels clean...
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mergemini New Member
I have LOTS of plastidip on my car, but I chose to actually paint my wheels.
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wmwny Well-Known Member
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Way Motor Works New Member
FYI we just posted a thread in the MOTD section to see if any of you Plasti Dip guys wanted to get together and help each other out.
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rigidjunkie New Member
I have found that clean wheels are easy, IF you keep a good coat of wax on them. The problem is the heat from the brakes usually significantly shortens the life of a coat of wax. Once the dirt and dust start building up it is a losing battle.
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Can you even wax plastidip?
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
I use some 303 Protectant on my Plasti-dipped stuff. Works great.
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Scotty New Member
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I just used Plasti last weekend for the first time. '12 R56S, chili red with a black top. I didn't mind the chrome on the car, but thought the aluminum rims matched....nothing, and clashed with the chrome. After watching a few you tube videos I did the rims and it looks fantastic. It's an identical match to the trim around the bottom of the car. I. Going to the dragon and will be interested to see if it holds up well to heat, road debris, and rain,
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