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    Did 2 coats per side, probably one more can per side would have been better but this is better than nothing!

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    Well the plasti dip held up brilliantly!! Super impressed and no scratches. If I did it again I would apply another coat for ease of removal!

    My fellow travellers with me wish they had done theirs!

    Cheers

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    My old series may look different after its 32 years of bush work if I had of used this

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    Quote Originally Posted by Canaussie View Post
    Well the plasti dip held up brilliantly!! Super impressed and no scratches. If I did it again I would apply another coat for ease of removal!

    My fellow travellers with me wish they had done theirs!

    Cheers
    Yes I had the same opinion of the "Road Warrior" coating.
    Others in our group wish they had it on too!

    As for taking either off they do recommend that a minimum of two coats is applied.
    A Gernie or Karcher makes removal easier.

    So my impression is that either is good, Plastidip is more expensive but you can leave it on indefinitely.It wont be affected by water either.
    Road Warrior is cheap - $60 incl del will give you enough to do your car 2 coats twice.
    Road Warrior Plus Australia — Home
    Overall it's probably 1/4 the cost of plastidip.
    Yes it will go milky when wet, and be more susceptible to peeling when wet but will again dry clear and textured when dry.
    Road Warrior is great as a shorter term solution.
    If you go bush very often then Plastidip is the way to go.

    After this posting I researched Plastidip myself, looks like there are businesses that make a living out of doing whole cars. Being it fluoro colours or matt black as examples.
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    I'm impressed with the reviews, I'm going to spray my 19" road wheels Matt Black - for $120.
    GetDipped – Plasti Dip session @ Zen | Zen Garage
    Peel it off when I'm bored with it back to standard.

    This is the Road Warrior applied:
    2014 SDV6 HSE - LLAMS, Tuff Ant Tree Sliders, Tuff Ant 18" rims, Nitto Ridge Grappler tyres 265/65 R18, Custom Lipo4 battery, Custom Drawer storage system https://www.box.com/s/jem0ilac3cner2mexq64

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    I ended up doing my wheels in Matt black, looked good until............I wash and cleaned the vehicle which was all good, then sprayed the tyres with some wet shine, plasti dip does not like this product, ended up removing all the plasti dip

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    Like a condom for cars.
    Hey there's an idea...spray on condoms!

    Alan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rurover View Post
    Like a condom for cars.
    Hey there's an idea...spray on condoms!

    Alan
    Great idea ..................................... until you need to use a Gerni Gun to get it off.
    Cheers .........

    BMKAL


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    Yes I did need to use the gerni to remove some of the areas where the application was to thin. The thicker areas peel right off. My wheels peeled off no problems as I got 4 coats on

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    No problems with using a gerni to get it off the car - I often wash my Disco with a gerni.

    Comment above was referring to using a gerni to remove a "spray on condom". Not something I'd be keen on trying.

    It stings enough when I accidentally shoot myself in the foot with the water blast.
    Cheers .........

    BMKAL


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    Lmao definitely not

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