Plastidip

[mmcmahon]

Has anyone heard of dipping parts of the jeep in plastic dip?

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[WranglerMan]

What parts are you thinking

 

[kogar]

Plastidip is typically bought in spray cans, you don’t literally “dip” parts.

I did this grille just last week.

 

[Jeep Generation]

I sprayed my Grill in Plasti Dip.

 

[Jeep Generation]

Plastidip is typically bought in spray cans, you don’t literally “dip” parts.

I did this grille just last week.

I like the red grill insert. Very nice.

 

[Skippy]

is the grill just

Plastidip is typically bought in spray cans, you don’t literally “dip” parts.

I did this grille just last week.

is teh grill just red over the counter plastidip? Or did you order that from dipmyparts.com or whatever the site is? Im not a fan of the words on the fenders but clearly it shows your a gun advocate which I do like . Still looks nice either way.

 

[kogar]

is the grill just

is teh grill just red over the counter plastidip? Or did you order that from dipmyparts.com or whatever the site is? Im not a fan of the words on the fenders but clearly it shows your a gun advocate which I do like . Still looks nice either way.

Just your generic off the shelf from Home Depot spray can


https://www.homedepot.com/p/203538946

 

[Wrangler847]

I was thinking about doing my jeep trail rated badge and jeep logo since I'm looking for the blackout look. I have a can of matte black in my garage. Does it really come off that easy?

 

[danielmio]

I sprayed my Grill in Plasti Dip.

Kevin great video thanks for sharing. This is what I wanted to do but didn't no know about the paint surround pieces. So glad they come off.

 

[suggsc24]

I was thinking about doing my jeep trail rated badge and jeep logo since I'm looking for the blackout look. I have a can of matte black in my garage. Does it really come off that easy?

It comes off super easy. This was my first experience with plastidip and it’s pretty hard to mess it up. If you don’t like the result it’s as easy as taking a toothpick or your finger nail and pulling it off. I did my Jeep and Trail Rated badges because I wanted the all black look

 

[Capt-Zoom]

Couple tips I learned from using on my challenger.
-put it on thick...it'll last longer and will be easier to remove if you ever want to. Go to thin and it becomes a total pain to clean off. I had to use pressure washer once to blow it off a set of wheels (took hours). After that I use one can per 20" wheel.
-for those thinking about using it on the inside of their hard top...I wouldn't...its pretty weak and if you load up the back with supplies it will likely rub off due to the shifting load.

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