Painting Carrera Classics
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[QUOTE=laz74;9822142]I plasti-dipped my wheels 4 months ago, and they have held up perfectly. Have done a couple autocrosses, but no DEs, so I can't speak to their trackability. But for street use, they will definitely hold up. It's a good way to decide whether or not you like the look.
How do you wash your wheels after plasti-dip? Do you just use sponge & soap?
How do you wash your wheels after plasti-dip? Do you just use sponge & soap?
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If my car was silver or black I would now be sorely tempted to change my wheels to bright orange for a while and seriously scandalize people. However, I think I'll try the charcoal instead.
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I like the Porsche Sport Classic on a white car.
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Just a thought about plastidipping your wheels - make sure they're still balanced. That stuff isn't weightless, so you better take that into consideration... At least get them rebalanced after dipping.
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Came across what looks to be Porsche's version of Plasti-Dip: http://www.suncoastparts.com/product...y_Code=UNIVCAB