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Plastidipping entire car #381169
August 11, 2012 02:21 am UTC
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Hey guys, I took a look at the drip rails being plastidipped then someone posted the link to the entire car dipping site.

Anyone know if there's any place in Ontario that does this?

I'm interested.

I know Google is my best friend, but you know ca.dsm.org members are...word of mouth and referrals to the best of the best.

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Re: Plastidipping entire car [Re: Michael Lee] #381172
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I ve done alot of research on this. Its about $150 to do the enire car and have a bit left over for touch ups.... Youll need touch ups. only can to black. Canadians cant seem to buy any other colour other the black. Yet yellow plastidipped rims look sweet! And ive only found black online from quebec or ebay.

If you scratch the plastidip... You spray some more on and you will never know it was scratched. It will handle thru carwashes and winters no prob. People with $250,000 lambos do it all the time!


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Re: Plastidipping entire car [Re: Michael Lee] #381189
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Just in case you're looking to buy A LOT of plastidip

http://www.pispeedshops.com/collections/plasti-dip/products/plasti-dip-case-discount

These guys have 4 colors (red/black/clear/white) and it's in Canada.

You can also just go on kijii as there's a whole bunch of people buying it in the States for 5.99-6.99$ and selling it here for 13$ to make a small profit.

I think this is something you could do yourself though, no need for a shop for plastidip if you take your time.


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Re: Plastidipping entire car [Re: Michael Lee] #381194
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Those are spray cans.

What do you think about the kits from this place http://www.dipyourcar.com/ ?


Seems like a cheaper alternative to painting the car. That's why I'm interested haha

The paint on my car isn't so great I don't think. The last time I remember seeing her.

Maybe Brendan can chime in about the condition of the paint on me car.

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Re: Plastidipping entire car [Re: Michael Lee] #381196
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I was going to say maybe David can chime in, his car is spray canned with plastidip


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Re: Plastidipping entire car [Re: Bryan Lawrence] #381224
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Ahh yeah I actually did my whole car with cans. It took about 15 cans to do the whole thing and I bought 5 extra just in case. Cost me 300 bucks in total. It was my first time doing a job like this (painting / plastidipping) but I must say it wasnt all that hard. Its really easy to work with and its very forgiving when you make a mistake. When I did my car everything came out well except my hood. I found the hood and the top of the car the hardest because I was spraying down. You can do a pretty good job with the cans as long as your patient. The best thing about the gallons and the spray gun is that it has a much wider spray then the cans which makes it much easier to get an even coat over the whole car. If I were to redo it I would probably go with the spray gun or find a spray tip that I can put on the cans that makes it spray a bit wider.

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Im convinced. I think I want that pro spray kit. That GTI turned out amazing in that video.

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Its a nice kit, too bad DYC doesnt ship outside of the continental 48 states.

So your stuck buying it here in Canada and limited colors.


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I know someone who imports from the US...is there a lot of interest in this? Should I see if it is possible to establish a wholesale account with them?


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Re: Plastidipping entire car [Re: Michael Lee] #381330
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I am so interested right now. Maybe we can all get together one day and spray our cars together. laugh



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Im waaaaaay ahead of you guys on the plasti-dip front! Looking at the sad state of my clear coat I was considering doing this after priming my car for paint to keep it safe until I gather the needed $$ for a nice paint job.

I found a place that does this professional style plasti-dip your whole car very close by

http://www.dipyourwhip.ca/ I already called and got a quote for my entire car ($600) and for the wheels to be done black another $100...

But then I thought.. why don't I just buy that 3XX.xx kit from that site I linked. I'm just waiting for it to arrive.

I don't know if any of you have used plasti-dip before but its amazing stuff.. I've seen tons of youtube vids on this.. just don't pressure wash it off your car.. lol

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Watching videos, supposedly you can pressure wash your car, he does it with one of the cars he has.

That kit for 300 is a really good deal!! It includes the paint sprayer which I am sure is pretty expensive.


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Re: Plastidipping entire car [Re: Michael Lee] #381338
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I would be interested but i want an odd colour.


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Sure, I'll toss my name in the hat for afull kit. Need to refrwsh my winter beater.

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Its very interesting product that is for sure. I am thinking that once able to apply smoothly it would be great for the rear spoiler of a 1GA where they seem to go so flat black after a billion years that they are in age

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im in ziggy..gloss black, may even attempt later this season smile

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Re: Plastidipping entire car [Re: Michael Lee] #381389
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I dont think it comes in a gloss but i did read that you can get a gloss clear coat.


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It comes in gloss, but not sure if the Canadian vendors carry it.

That American plastidip site does.


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this is a great way to fix my two tone issue I've got going on since my driver side rear quarter panel is the factory silver and the driver door + fender is freshly painted maybe 3 - 4 years ago..?

Also, this method cuts down the prep work which is the most time consuming too.. smile

so ya! SIGN ME UP!


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If it's glossy, then I'll hold off on getting the rest of my car touched up and start over!


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Also should mention.. If you plastidip your car, spoiler or just rims.. and you dont like it. It just peels off. Perfect if you wanna good getaway car!


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Originally Posted by Jay Stacey
Also should mention.. If you plastidip your car, spoiler or just rims.. and you dont like it. It just peels off. Perfect if you wanna good getaway car!


funny you mention that, I immediately thought of that movie "cannon ball run 1 or 2" can't remember, but the two hot chicks in the ferrari make a clean get away from washing off the paint loooool


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I've personally seen a car done by the guy at dipyourcar.ca, his job was mint, well worth the $600.

You can do it yourself for about half, but it does take some practice to get it right.

My wheels are done in plastidip, have been since last year, this stuff does hold up well. I've had a couple little chips in it, but just a quick touch up spray fixes it right up, it does not show at all, no over spray like normal paint.

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I think I may give this a shot with the spray kit before it gets too cold.



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Just a heads up for anyone. Nextmod is selling cans of plastidip for $18 each. Looks like they have black, red, white, and clear? :S


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Originally Posted by Johnny Larmond
Just a heads up for anyone. Nextmod is selling cans of plastidip for $18 each. Looks like they have black, red, white, and clear? :S


$18? For a spray can? They are $8.99 here.


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ya I def wanna give this a shot aswell, but i think i'd rather get that kit from dipyourcar.com or whatever.

I'd like to assemble my montreal style garage in my laneway and spray inside of that. my garage is too tiny and i don't want to deal with over spray.


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I am going to do my rims pretty soon, I have some work to do on my car before I go ahead and paint the whole car.


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Originally Posted by Bryan Lawrence
I am going to do my rims pretty soon, I have some work to do on my car before I go ahead and paint the whole car.


Im thinking about ordering this.

https://www.dipyourcar.com/product.php?productid=10&cat=10&page=1

Does anyone have any experience with this ?

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Yo deep you going to grab it from the website? If we can save on shipping I would be down for group buying with you.


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Just found out that Lowes sells plasti dip now. Its in spray cans or brush on. fyi


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How much do they sell it for? it seems to be 20 every where else.


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I get mine from Ace Hardware for $8.49 a can, so $20 is a bit steep.


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yup its goes for 8.49 a can and $15 something for a pale of the brush on stuff.


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Nick where do you get it from? The only Ace I see near me is in markham.


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Figure I would toss this here.

http://www.ippnet.com/coatings-adhesives-a-cleaners/paints-product/plastidip.html

Is a place in Canada that carries the full Plasti-dip line. They have the gallon cans available, however, it is a bit steep at $116/gal. But you can at least use a HVLP of any kind to throw it on. It might be cheaper in the 5gal kit, but forgot to ask.

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That's a little ridiculous, DYC has gals for 54-74 obviously it's a lot more work to get it here, but I would say worth the effort.
Also seems DYC is now dealing with Canadians, at a bit of an increase, but seems cheaper than there.
https://www.dipyourcar.com/pages.php?pageid=21


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Missed that, was just going from the comment Joe made.

I'll be firing an email to Patrick today and see what the $225 car kit includes that is listed on the page you linked Bryan.

Also the place I contacted, I'm sure can be haggled down, I just didn't have the time to do it.

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I will be attempting this once the better weather comes back around but i'm buying the paint now I have found it for $12 on kijiji, I figure i'll need 10 cans of colour and 2 black for the roof. If you think you can get it cheaper Ziggy let me know and i'll deal with you instead.

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Senior Member, with Far TOO Much Time on Their Hands
Bryan Lawrence  Offline
Senior Member, with Far TOO Much Time on Their Hands
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Joined: Oct 2010
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Caledon, Ontario, Canada
Hey Andrew can you report back on the car kit, I am curious too cause I think the cheapest car kit on their site is $300.

KIRK, do not rattle can your car, I have seen it done and it looks like sh!t. Especially the hood and the roof. Plus you wouldn't be saving that much going that route, the extra cost for the car kit would be minimal and you would get a good paint gun out of it.


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