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Does Plastidip cover curb rash?
So yeah, blah, blah, blah, Plastidip is cheap. Lol
Now that's out of the way, I just got some style 95s. They've got some rash around them and I kinda want them white. I'm not 100% on wanting to keep them white permanently, so I want to try it out with Plastidip. Onto the real question: should I worry about putting the rash before I Plastidip or does it do a pretty good job of covering it up? Sent from my R800at using Bimmer App
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its still visible but barely noticeable. I p-dipped my stock rims for winter and it looks super nice for the first few days until its impossible to keep them clean! the dirt clings to it like glue!
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Thanks for the feedback. I'm still trying to decide if I should even buy some.
Sent from my R800at using Bimmer App
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yes and no. If you look up close the curb rash is still slightly visible as it doesn't fill in the cracks. However it does make it significantly less noticeable.
I actually took my plasti-dip off my rims today, it was starting to rip off.
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Well, I'm planning on actually refinishing my wheels over Spring break. Just looking for a temp solution. Sounds like it's good enough for me.
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