Could you plastidip your whole interior?

Mine are plasti-dipped....

 

me jelly

 

just wondering. i havent personally used plastidip but all i here on here is how tough and all this good stuff about figured why wouldnt it work on the interior... its not gonna get as big of a beating as wheels

 

The arm rest will not last. Wheels aren't constantly being in contact with something.

 

sun light
what kind of w member are ya dont ya have a kick ass flashlight ready to go at all times....

 

Do it and let the forum know how it went. Post pics

 

Lol. It aint the flashlight, its the crappy cellphone camera. I went and tried to take a pic right now. Nothing shows, just a black void. Guess ill have to wait till tommorrow.

 

Use the flashlight to light up the area before taking a pic?

 

im debating duplicolor vinyl & fabric paint or VHT SP942 Vinyl Dye Black Satin Can

 

It will be hard to change once you paint it if you dont like it...thats what plasti dip is for....dont like it? peel it off...paint, ahhh not so much

 

what exactly are you trying to paint?

 

I used plastidip and now hate it. My buddy dyed the carpet in his 4runner balck and the seats.... he sold it cause of how badly it turned out. He did the same with his mustang and tried to paint the interior black and white.... he ruined that car to and sold it.

If you are going to paint prep the hell out of it and use adheasion promoter as stated above and lots of coats, and I would use clear coat to.

Let us know how it goes.

 

Why the fuck would you dye factory carpet....if anything get new carpet dif color....and also why dont you just take off your plastidip and clean it

 

clean the interior parts that is

 

He wants to do the interior i think like cupholders/moldings/dash maybe/door panels i guess but no carpet or seat fabric

 

oh okay
i did my cupholder, ac panel, window panels and rear window panels as well with PAINT and so far everything has held up great, except the cup holder i had to respray since it chipped a little. i assumed this thread was about the whole dash, all the door panels, trim, etc but i dont understand whats so bad about experimenting with plasti dip if your unsure of the outcome. i would plasti dip something and if i like it, peel it and paint it, if not then peel it and leave it right?

 

Thats exactly what I was getting at, I did my outer grill surround, loved it then color matched it, Im going to do my center console then if its cool black, paint it...I guess people hate on plasti dip lol but its such a cool way to see if you like something in one color and its always temporary, might not always be that easy to remove it but it still comes off way easier than anything else that is not permanent

 

side note:Who ever cares about the Edit option that much to send me a message go find a life you jackwagon

 

Wow.