Interesting, i might have to steal this too, and i hate 'painted' interiors

This stuff looks amazing!

Hmmmm good idea, thanks!

1) Link is posted in the first post.

2) I used 1 1/2 cans. Typical spray can rules apply i.e start off with a light coat and etc.

3) For all those pessimists, here's a video of a guy shooting his pressure washer @ his PD'd grille:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPV2QgcAkwA

4) Depending on how thick or light you spray your coat, it feels like an after market gaming mouse or phone with rubber coating on it.

5) So far in the California sun, it's holding up.

gusu said:

I took it all off and left my hood and pop ups alone. One thing I did learn about plastidip however is even coats is something you DO NOT want. You want to do several layers of light misting until it is 100% covered for it to come out with out running.

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i had the same issue doing my roof, but i believe our problem is painting something while its flat, like the roof or the hood. I can paint anything PERFECTLY with a spray can, as long as its not something i cant have turned upright.

I mean for as cheap as it is and as good as it looks who cares if you have to strip it and repaint it every few months i think its well worth it, im thinking about doing mine this weekend after seeing how good it turned out.

TSiTuner23 said:

i had the same issue doing my roof, but i believe our problem is painting something while its flat, like the roof or the hood. I can paint anything PERFECTLY with a spray can, as long as its not something i cant have turned upright.

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My issue was 100% because the nozzle gets gummed up and starts spraying in a inconsistent pattern.

This was also with the 3 different types of plastidip cans. The best way I found to work around it was the light mist method.

Johng322 said:

How does it feel against bare skin? It almost seems like it would be uncomfortable if you were sitting back there with your arm against it for a while but I have no experience with it.

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When was the last time you sat in the back of an eclipse

looks good

ed1380 said:

When was the last time you sat in the back of an eclipse

looks good

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Hah - I was thinking the same thing. There's a reason the backseats always look pristine on these cars

Thanks for the post, I am going to look into this for my cars!

gusu said:

My issue was 100% because the nozzle gets gummed up and starts spraying in a inconsistent pattern.

This was also with the 3 different types of plastidip cans. The best way I found to work around it was the light mist method.

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What you mean by 3 different types?

I'm really liking this. I may have to look into giving this a try.

Did you clearcoat yours? Sorry if I missed it..

To avoid the nozzles getting clogged, you must take off the nozzles and submerge them in mineral spirits to clean them out after a few coats or when you have left over PD.

Hold the can upside down ams spray for a couple seconds. Never had a nozzle clog