Interior/Exterior Plastidip Mini? What chemicals clean the best!?
Plastidip Mini? What chemicals clean the best!?
Here's a pic of my R53 in white!!! I may get thrashed for this and some people may not like it, but its my car, and I like it, so I figured I'd show it for other people who share my opinion.
I was wondering what my R53 would look like white, and didn't want to paint it. I figured, if I don't like it, I want to get rid of it.
I didn't think about everything you run over in this car sticks to it.
Well, I Plasti-Dipped my Mini a few months back, and didn't realize the pain it would be to clean the back hatch! It turned out good, but now I can't find a safe way of cleaning the dirt off the hatch!
Worst case scenario, I protected my car through the winter, but I would like to make it look clean again.
Does anybody have any idea on chemicals used to clean the plasti-dip?
I was wondering what my R53 would look like white, and didn't want to paint it. I figured, if I don't like it, I want to get rid of it.
I didn't think about everything you run over in this car sticks to it.
Well, I Plasti-Dipped my Mini a few months back, and didn't realize the pain it would be to clean the back hatch! It turned out good, but now I can't find a safe way of cleaning the dirt off the hatch!
Worst case scenario, I protected my car through the winter, but I would like to make it look clean again.
Does anybody have any idea on chemicals used to clean the plasti-dip?
Why not just spray some more over top in those areas? It will be cheaper than buying a cleaning product because you already have the dip. Plus it will make it easier to remove if you ever decide to since plastidip comes off better when its thicker
I don't want to spray over the dirt, the picture isn't the best, but the dip came out perfectly, it is smooth, and looks very clean. I sprayed gallons of dip out of a wagner sprayer, and don't want to have to go through that every time I want the car clean. I live on a back road, so its never easy, but I'm trying.
I'm not looking to spray, and let dry, then spray, etc. too time consuming. Just looking to wash up.
I'm not looking to spray, and let dry, then spray, etc. too time consuming. Just looking to wash up.
Simple green works very well! I have tried that BDP from dipyourcar.com it works, but doesn't worth that much money to be honest.
Hi danjreed!! I am from philly too!
Hi danjreed!! I am from philly too!

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Cant say I've seen your car around? What part?
I live in state college now I only go back once or twice a month
I used to live in Havertown and work at the city. Lol
I used to live in Havertown and work at the city. Lol
Using a proper cleaning cloth could be your key to cleaning the Dipped care well. Check out this video:
I'm interested in seeing what all those stickers say on your back window. Got a close up pic of the window?
I'm interested in seeing what all those stickers say on your back window. Got a close up pic of the window?
Using a proper cleaning cloth could be your key to cleaning the Dipped care well. Check out this video: http://youtu.be/4yAreuSt0tY
I'm interested in seeing what all those stickers say on your back window. Got a close up pic of the window?
I'm interested in seeing what all those stickers say on your back window. Got a close up pic of the window?
Here's a pic of my R53 in white!!! I may get thrashed for this and some people may not like it, but its my car, and I like it, so I figured I'd show it for other people who share my opinion.
I was wondering what my R53 would look like white, and didn't want to paint it. I figured, if I don't like it, I want to get rid of it.
I didn't think about everything you run over in this car sticks to it.
Well, I Plasti-Dipped my Mini a few months back, and didn't realize the pain it would be to clean the back hatch! It turned out good, but now I can't find a safe way of cleaning the dirt off the hatch!
Worst case scenario, I protected my car through the winter, but I would like to make it look clean again.
Does anybody have any idea on chemicals used to clean the plasti-dip?
I was wondering what my R53 would look like white, and didn't want to paint it. I figured, if I don't like it, I want to get rid of it.
I didn't think about everything you run over in this car sticks to it.
Well, I Plasti-Dipped my Mini a few months back, and didn't realize the pain it would be to clean the back hatch! It turned out good, but now I can't find a safe way of cleaning the dirt off the hatch!
Worst case scenario, I protected my car through the winter, but I would like to make it look clean again.
Does anybody have any idea on chemicals used to clean the plasti-dip?
Folks who used white PD on their wheels use foaming action style aerosol tire cleaner, I think it was the Armorall brand ? Then a light easy spray with the hose ( not high pressure ) Properties of both the PD and tires are somewhat similar and have yielded positive results even with brake dust.
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