Plasti Dipped HHR
#41
I just did a two tone red/black on our company's xB. Thinking I'm going to do my SS in red this spring. Getting to cold for me to want to spend the time in the garage now.
I used the HVLP spayer on dipyourcar.com and their gallons. Thinking for red over my black I'll probably need 4 Gallons. 2 Gallons for the bottom half the xB turned out to not quite cover well enough.
I used the HVLP spayer on dipyourcar.com and their gallons. Thinking for red over my black I'll probably need 4 Gallons. 2 Gallons for the bottom half the xB turned out to not quite cover well enough.
#42
I just did a two tone red/black on our company's xB. Thinking I'm going to do my SS in red this spring. Getting to cold for me to want to spend the time in the garage now.
I used the HVLP spayer on dipyourcar.com and their gallons. Thinking for red over my black I'll probably need 4 Gallons. 2 Gallons for the bottom half the xB turned out to not quite cover well enough.
I used the HVLP spayer on dipyourcar.com and their gallons. Thinking for red over my black I'll probably need 4 Gallons. 2 Gallons for the bottom half the xB turned out to not quite cover well enough.
#43
#44
You will need quite a few, but i wouldn't suggest using the rattle cans for that much surface area. If at all possible, get the spray gun and a gallon of dip. The rattle cans are good for wheels, and each wheel usually takes one can, just as a reference for coverage. If you do decide to go for it, i would think about 8-10 should get the job done, with adequate layers ( you will regret spraying too thin when it comes to peeling it off later, i know this from experience ). Rattle cans can yield descent results with a little practice, i just prefer the gallons for an easier application. Have you checked Dip Your Car to see if there are any authorized dealers in your area?
#45
Thank you lunchbox. Not sure how I will proceed. I live in Northern Michigan, not close to any metropolitan areas. I painted cars for a hobby and the gallon and sprayer would be the way to go. I'll check Dip your car to see if any are close.
Boydie
Boydie
You will need quite a few, but i wouldn't suggest using the rattle cans for that much surface area. If at all possible, get the spray gun and a gallon of dip. The rattle cans are good for wheels, and each wheel usually takes one can, just as a reference for coverage. If you do decide to go for it, i would think about 8-10 should get the job done, with adequate layers ( you will regret spraying too thin when it comes to peeling it off later, i know this from experience ). Rattle cans can yield descent results with a little practice, i just prefer the gallons for an easier application. Have you checked Dip Your Car to see if there are any authorized dealers in your area?
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