I came in this thread wanting to hate the crap out of this and make fun of you.

But I like it. Either I'm getting old, or I'm adapting.

 

I like it. Now wheels!

 

Looks good for the can job. I didn't have the sticking problem with my heat vents on the hood when I peeled mine off last week. I got tired of trying to get the wax streaks off them. What wheels are those?

 

This is... interesting. I applaud the effort!

I know that sounds like i'm just trying to be nice while I silently hate it, but that's not it at all. I just don't know how I feel about it, so I don't really know what to say other than good work!

 

Same thing I was thinking!

 

My first gut feeling was.....what the heck?

My second was meh....its your car. Who am I to judge?

 

Well I got more thumbs up than I thought. Thanks to all

I never really thought about doing my TSW Interlagos wheels but you got me thinking now. If I did do them I would have to add the glossifier or pearlizer spray on them so they look a little different than the car.

 

Another unique Mustang. I like it. This is why I love Mustangs. You can make your car a unique one of a kind in so many different ways.

 

I don't know if I hate it or like it. Whatever... moving on.

 

A 35K car painted with rattle cans?

 

I always wondered how this would look on a whole car. My cousins and I are spraying their IS300s wheels tomorrow, so this thread was great timing lol

Diggin the overall look , though do you have more pics? Also, I sort of see some tigerstriping on the hood, how does it look from other angles? Not meant as a diss or anything, just thought I might mention. Probably solvable by another coat or two


its less like paint, more like spray on rubber gloves

 

I prefere bat suit haha. Yep fixing hood today, everything else perfect.

 

That looks pretty awesome!

 

Not too shabby! Will look better after you hit the hood up with another coat or two .

The beauty of this stuff is....once you get tired of it....just peel it off

 

This is crazy!

And I like the look. Great job!

 

cool. Please keep us updated on how it holds up to rock chips, door dings, etc

 

Well was able to fix hood without starting from scratch. I used a whole can and layered texture to match the sides and came out great. No more tiger stripes and it matches better (used less texture technic on the first few panels I.E hood, roof, trunk before switching styles for more texture). The roof looks great with no texture but I will add texture to the trunk at some point even though it looks great as is.

So far I've noticed more texture = hides dust and water spots VERY well, maybe even perfect but need more time to see. Yes even plastidip gets water spots in AZ as I've seen from using it over the past few years on smaller car pieces. The texture does pick up my dogs hair and lint a little bit easier than the smoothed plasti dip but you can't have everything

 

No, a 35K car who's paint is now hermetically sealed with rattle cans, therefore keeping it pristine for the next 50 years.

I mean, that's what this was about, really. The looks were a secondary thing, I'm sure...

 

I was helping my cousins with their wheels and some other details this week and i was pretty worried about the texture when we went in for touchups and extra coats, but with the right layering it really does slowly fade away. Glad to hear you were able to get the hood sorted.

But moar pics are still necessary

 

Plus no more 4 hours washing, drying, polishing, waxing, or daily dusting

20 minutes with a hose, quick soap wash and once over with a leaf blower and done except for windows and wheels.

I wish I had done this right after buying the car when the paint was perfect.