I wash by hand only.
The stuff is supposed to be very durable, but I would not use a high pressure cleaner on the edges.
We'll see how it holds on!
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Re: Plastidip your wheels
by HJ2 » Sun 26.10.2014, 17:36
If you always do what you always did, you always get what you always got
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Re: Plastidip your wheels
by HJ2 » Sat 15.08.2015, 11:12
Wel... It's still on and i did my summer set of wheels as well 
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Re: Plastidip your wheels
by Doug » Tue 18.08.2015, 07:32
I agree; nice work; looks great om the car 
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Re: Plastidip your wheels
by HJ2 » Tue 31.01.2017, 19:01
HJ2 wrote:I wash by hand only.
The stuff is supposed to be very durable, but I would not use a high pressure cleaner on the edges.
We'll see how it holds on!
Sorry to quote myself but:
I cleaned the wheels with a pressure washer last wednesday... No damage at all!
If you always do what you always did, you always get what you always got
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Re: Plastidip your wheels
by Steve A » Fri 03.02.2017, 20:38
They look so good I would make it permanent"If everything is under control, you are going too slow."
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Re: Plastidip your wheels
by Steve A » Wed 12.04.2017, 00:11
So how many tins did you use 
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Re: Plastidip your wheels
by clemo » Thu 20.04.2017, 12:37
Great good .
This could be the answer for my yellow spokes
This could be the answer for my yellow spokes
Jim Clark S2 - 1/12. The one with the Yellow spoke wheels . No 613 on dash (pushed in to factory in wrong order 615 on tub)
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Re: Plastidip your wheels
by HJ2 » Thu 20.04.2017, 12:37
I used 3 cans as per initial post, last line 
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