Well its been a while since I've been around here, been busy with life..
Got around to plastidipping my car last weekend so I figured I'd share a couple pics with you guys..

 

The pictures don't work unless you have an account and log into that other forum.

 

How about now? I pulled them from my FB

 

Wow nice, rattle cans or spray gun?

 

Spray gun.. took about 2 hours including prep time..

 

which spray gun did you use? I have a wagner i'm dying to try with this...

and the where did you pick up the dip?

 

The gun I used was just a cheapie Wagner from walmart.. It was $60..
And I got the dip from Lowes and Home depot, used 9 of those 14.5 ounce cans and thinned it 50/50 with VM&P. Ends up making two sprayable gallons but i probably needed 3 for the sake of being able to peel it later..
I'm planning on getting some clear dip and mixing some pearl into it to make it a little more interesting.. Just not sure what color..

 

I think I've decided to go with matte clear with red pearl pigment..

 

Why??????????...........

 

Me too. Why?

 

Why not. Cheaper than paint albeit a bit heavy.

 

You missed the windows and lights.

 

Eh, IDK...
Felt like doing something a little out of the norm I suppose..

 

turned out pretty good ide say. if you do decide to do a pearl please don't do red do something that's going to compliment it maybe like a yellow/gold or a very pale pistachio. dear god just not red. nice work though.

 

Looks great! I like it!

 

It looks real good to me..

 

this is false. plastidip isn't heavy at all.

 

looks awesome, i'm plastidipping my 96 4dr civic very soon, most likely army tan or brown, I have tan interior and only paid 300 bucks for the car so I don't want to spend a lot on a paint job, but want it to look better then the peeling clear coat look it currently has.
more pics please, and what was the original color?

 

Here in Miami we got a retailer that sells every single color already reduced ready to pore into the spray gun and spray. it's awesome!

 

Not bad at all, I would suggest finding aftermarket gloss black wheels to set off the look