ohface

While I was getting my Huper Optik installed I plasti dipped did my rear emblems and decided to do my F Sport emblem to match it all. It turned out great. I will post a pic tomorrow

djkidd

I did the chrome window moldings on my old BMW but it didn't turn out the best. But I think the issue I had was I was rushing through everything and you really have to clean everything really really well to get a smooth finish. Also, windows are a bit more tricky because you can't always just peel away and have a clean cut. You have to look at how the seals, window, and trim connect. I'll look at mine tomorrow and report back my thoughts later on.

I'm not planning on doing my exhaust bezels. I like the chrome on that, but I do plan on doing the front grill trim.

I was thinking about wrapping the front bumper piece between the top and bottom spindle grill. I need to look into how much it will be and if I can get clean cut lines without having to have a blade near the paint. The spindle grill chrome trim I plan on dipping though.

Clipperfan

I had plasti dipped my is250's rims black, and put a couple of layers of glossy clear coat over it. (it's the same brand/product as the plasti dip, just says clear coat or clear gloss on the can). I have to say, it looked great

djkidd

Really? I've heard some negative things about the glossifier. Mostly that it tends to run easily and if it does, then it dries very poorly. I wanted to hit these pieces with some glossifier but decided against it after hearing my friend's experience with it.

Do you have a picture of your wheels that you can share? Also, how many coats of each spray did you use? I may use the gunmetal one on my old corolla's stock rims.