Plasti Dip How To
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Decided to remove my front license plate and plastidip the bottom part of my front bumper. Turned out pretty well, but I think I might retry it next weekend.
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I've been reading this thread and from what i can tell that plastic dip paint is basically the same as black t shirt paint, meaning it sounds a lot like the paint I used when air brushing t shirts, a lot of artist will use the t shirt paint to do car tags . the t shirt paint won't last long as an enamel or urethane paint. the artist basically scuffs the tag metal with a scotch pad for adhesion, then paint the tag and use a clear coat to make it last! but from experience the paint isn't as durable as the enamels. also t shirt paint is a plastic water base paint, and if the metal isn't prepped properly the paint will peel.
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I've been reading this thread and from what i can tell that plastic dip paint is basically the same as black t shirt paint, meaning it sounds a lot like the paint I used when air brushing t shirts, a lot of artist will use the t shirt paint to do car tags . the t shirt paint won't last long as an enamel or urethane paint. the artist basically scuffs the tag metal with a scotch pad for adhesion, then paint the tag and use a clear coat to make it last! but from experience the paint isn't as durable as the enamels. also t shirt paint is a plastic water base paint, and if the metal isn't prepped properly the paint will peel.
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