Vajingo
Vajingo Reader
12/24/20 11:04 a.m.

I have used plastidip many times with success. It always comes down to the layers. Anytime I see some fool clowning on plastidip, I know it is a fool that did not spray enough layers.

superwrap, however, is a bit of a different story. So I purchased a kit for 18 to 19 inch wheels, even though I only have 16". I wanted to make sure that I have enough cans for enough layers. I don't see too many people using the stuff, but I am willing to give it a shot and report back here. If anyone has any experience with it, let me know!

edit: I have watched a lot of the YouTube videos. The people that sell superwrap obviously have a great experience using it. The random people that post up videos of using superwrap generally seem to have a bad time with it, but I feel that is due to the same plastidip syndrome of yore. 

RevolverRob
RevolverRob New Reader
12/24/20 11:26 a.m.

No experience, but I'm excited to see how it works for you. 
 

I've used Plastidip a bunch of times and frankly always found it worked great. I was kind of disappointed when Eastwood discontinued their "plastidip" line that they had. 

Vajingo
Vajingo Reader
12/24/20 11:52 a.m.

In reply to RevolverRob :

Yes, I will report back when I have results. They are pretty specific about how you shoot the product. Apparently it Has to be above 68°, and below 60% humidity. The only thing I disliked about plastidip is the finish. It's always Matte, and when you put the glossifier over it, it doesn't look very good and really shows the tiger stripes.

Driven5
Driven5 UltraDork
12/24/20 12:46 p.m.

In reply to Vajingo :

Have you checked out Dip Armor yet?

Vajingo
Vajingo Reader
12/24/20 2:09 p.m.

In reply to Driven5 :

When I looked at it it just appeared to be for industrialized dip. It did not appear to be shiny like this stuff.

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