PlastiDip questions

[Gaper]

I have read the wonders of PlastiDip for various mods and am considering giving a few of my parts a coat or two of it. I have not found much information on how easy it is to actually remove. Anyone out there have experience with the ease/trouble of removing PlastiDip from emblems, roof rack, etc?
Thanks for the help.

 

[danielsan127]

i plastidip my wheels, but have yet to remove it. if you put a thick coat on it should be relatively easy to peel off. if there are parts that dont peel off, goo gone i hear works wonders as well.

 

[Hellamatic]

The biggest thing is to make sure it's on thick - it sounds counterintuitive, but it's actually easier to pull off if there's more of it. When there isn't enough applied, it keeps breaking as you pull it off.

 

[TPatt88]

The stuff is magical. I had dipped the chrome SR5 Rocker panel strips on mine about 6 months back and decided to paint them instead so I needed to peel off the dip, literally need to get your peeling started in one corner, and it came completely off in one pull/swipe.

That said if you have some spots that it is lightly on or even over sprayed I was always able to just rub the palm of my hand on the surface and it came right up.

Can't go wrong with the stuff!

 

[DannyLlama]

[MENTION=65614]Antman[/MENTION] i believe recently removed plastidip off his wheels and from what I recall it was a big pain in the rear for him, for that wheels that is.

When I was spraying my fog light inserts, it had to do it three times just because i was learning, and every time i took off the spray it just peeled right off. So I think it just depends on what you are applying it to and how long its on there for.

 

[1000MPH]

Remember when you were a kid and put white glue or rubber cement on your hands? It peels off like that.

 

[Stifler]

pressure washer will gt it right off:guitar3:

 

[Gaper]

Thanks!

Going to give the wheels a shot! I'll report back with the end result.