Bigpower

I was shown this earlier by Chris, and it's really got me thinking about potential applications......all reversible, cheap and seemingly DIYable.


http://www.the-t-bar.com/en/forum/9-mgf ... plasti-dip

Essentially, around

Looks like a nice finish. Interesting.

The only thing is that if it's a new invention, how can they say that they have seen stuff 'dipped' twelve years ago that is still minty?

There's a website in the states thats full of it mate. The videos and commentary certainly seems legit.

http://www.plastidip.com/

http://www.dipyourcar.com/

That looks pretty interesting.

*Whir whir whir* the cogs are in motion in the grey matter

It can be brushed on if mixed with their thinners so I see no reason why you can't roller it on Stu

http://www.plastidip.co.uk/index.cfm

Alot cheaper than on ebay. They do a discount for larger orders aswell. .........Group buy anyone??? :D

I'm going to get some tins to try.
I've emailed them on behalf of the club regards a groupbuy discount, I'm sure there could be loads of applications from cheap wrap style finishes, to refreshes and stone chipping, to even a quick temporary coverings for exposed panels pre-trackdays etc.
As soon as I hear from them I'll update this thread.

To make the approach meaningful, could I ask for interested parties to add their names and if possible, any other details they think they might want?

1. Rob S 4 x Black tins

1. Rob S 4 x Black tins
2. Nik 4 x Black tins (or possibly the paint on tin with thinners )

1. Rob S 4 x Black tins
2. Nik 4 x Black tins (or possibly the paint on tin with thinners
3. Phil 2 x Black tins