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Topic: Dura Dipping your car?
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50/50
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I've seen youtube videos on how cars are sprayed with Dura Dip. The color possibilities are limitless.
Did anyone here had their cars spray painted with Dura Dip? I want to know the pros and cons of it.
Thanks!
[ 2014-09-20, 09:12 AM: Message edited by: 50/50 ]
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Previously named: VenGeance, 5LiterFever, 50cal.
Drive safely. You wanna drive in it. Not DIE in it.
Posts: 499 | From: Stockton | Registered: Aug 2002
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Built88LX
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Never heard of that before is it supposed to be like plasti-dip they sell in spray paint cans?
Posts: 2390 | From: $acramento | Registered: Mar 2011
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JohnCM
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I just Google searched it and there's a pretty interesting post on some dbag plastidip forum about it
it's worth the read I guess if you're into plastidip
Posts: 3545 | From: Roseville | Registered: Mar 2002
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Okay, I looked it up on Google and learned it can damage the clear coat. If left on too long, it may imbed itself into the clear coat. Dura/Plasti Dip contains a chemical, Xylene. A solvent that prevents the product from drying out while sealed in the can.
So then Clear coat + Dura/Plasti Dip + Xylene = damaged clear coat. You'll end up having to repaint of the car.
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Previously named: VenGeance, 5LiterFever, 50cal.
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