plasti-dip interior?!?!
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A buddy of mine plasti dipped his dash on his gti, Now in defense of Performix he may not have cleaned his vinyl well and or put too little on the dash, but he had major lifting issues after about two months. It came off easy. I just wouldn't recommend it for interior. Yet I have it properly applied to the exterior of my "murder van" for 2 1/2 years now with no fading and it is black as an ex-wifes heart. (*proper upkeep required)
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I think it looks pretty crappy too. I appreciate the work involved but i's to busy. Of course I laugh everyday at all the threads of guys spray painting there interiors. I think that's pretty ridiculous too in my opinion. I think a clean factory interior is hard to beat.
Shane
Shane
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i like the idea of the black and red. i just think he did too much red. he should have done the seats in black in red and then left everything else black. but thats just my .02 cents. i do like the effort that was put in it. its definitely a show style like interior.
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if it was black and grey it would be entirely much more appealing to me, but still, nicely done its not an easy task.
If you are going to dip anything in the interior, coat it on thick (several coats) or else you won't be able to peel it off later without the special spray.
If you are going to dip anything in the interior, coat it on thick (several coats) or else you won't be able to peel it off later without the special spray.