Plasti Dipping

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AuburnTigerGirl

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Ok so I'm getting pretty sick of my entirely grey interior and almost solid white exterior. I've been looking into the whole plasti dip thing and I've got a few questions for those who have experience in it. I know that I shouldn't have any problems with the body and rims but I'm wondering about what I can do with the interior. The silver plastic paneling around the dash can be done for sure, but what about the rest of the inside? (i.e. the grey sides in the cargo area and the rest of the dash).

Thanks ahead of time!
 
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AuburnTigerGirl said:
Ok so I'm getting pretty sick of my entirely grey interior and almost solid white exterior. I've been looking into the whole plasti dip thing and I've got a few questions for those who have experience in it. I know that I shouldn't have any problems with the body and rims but I'm wondering about what I can do with the interior. The silver plastic paneling around the dash can be done for sure, but what about the rest of the inside? (i.e. the grey sides in the cargo area and the rest of the dash).

Thanks ahead of time!
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you can plasti-dip whatever you want just make sure its a clean surface. It adheres to most materials pretty well obviously you don't want to get it on any carpets or anything like that.

so either tape things off or remove the interior parts first and spray them outside of the 4Runner.

the best tip i can give you is to do really thin layers at the start and get a good base, let each layer dry for 15-20 mins, don't rush it. 4-5 layers is probably best.
 
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I plasti diped my wheels,front grill, and rear chrome hatch panel thing lol
And it peals off easy. Just put a lot of time in prepping.
 
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