Got around to peeling my tahoe

[middelgriff1]

So after much debate, I decided to peel the plastidip off the tahoe. I was impressed by how easy it was to peel after being on the truck for about a year. Held up through snow, salt, mud, tools, and the woods. Left the paint underneath in great condition!

Before:

After:

 

[yates ™]

Wrong Section, Mods can you move please?

 

[NathanJax]

I like the red better

 

[SRTH8R]

Agreed looks much better.

 

[Zumwalt]

dude, now that I saw it, I want it, was thinking about white dip for my pewter 03, now gonna pull the plug... how many coats did you do?

 

[07Burb]

MUCH better without the dip

 

[Fosscore]

Wow! The red looks great. Good call to peel it.

 

[7SubTrooper]

That's cool you can change your color back just by peeling it back. I really like the look of your rig btw!

 

[Goodinblack]

Maroon mo betta

 

[middelgriff1]

dude, now that I saw it, I want it, was thinking about white dip for my pewter 03, now gonna pull the plug... how many coats did you do?

5 coats

Thanks, guys. The maroon is growing on me a little more

 

[Big Buttons]

White mo betta

 

[scoobyxj]

5 coats

Thanks, guys. The maroon is growing on me a little more

Remember how many cans?

 

[middelgriff1]

Remember how many cans?

35 cans, but i recommend using a gun. I've dipped about 10 cars now with the gun. The quality is way better and it comes out as smooth as a wrap. You can even use a wagner paint gun if you wanted. Would take 4-5 gal of dip through a gun.

I used dip coat, but probly a quick detailer would work as well. It gives the dip almost a shine.

 

[Big Buttons]

Dip coat also has an anti-marring additive in it so it will be VERY hard to knick the PD.

 

[middelgriff1]

^^ what he said