My BMW 750i Plast Dipped Wheels and Chrome bits

It turned out great, even looks faster now.

How many coats?

Looks really good! I have done this to a friends 335i, but I am still too scared to use it on my own car.

Looks great!! Any more pictures of the group?

Originally Posted by Richard109

It turned out great, even looks faster now.

Thank You very much!

Originally Posted by NickyBlack

How many coats?

I did 7 coats with 15 minute intervals

Originally Posted by Db750

Looks really good! I have done this to a friends 335i, but I am still too scared to use it on my own car.

Thank You Sir. Even i was skeptical at first then i did it to my friends aston martin db9 wheels, after it kept on growing from one friend to another and now most of my friends have plasti dipped wheels, so at last i decided what the hek might as well do it.

before pic of his aston and my 7


after pic

Originally Posted by quarterto8

Looks great!! Any more pictures of the group?

Here you go

Even the other 7 and the 5 also have dipped wheels, grills etc

Looks really good, how did you do the trim? Do you just mask the area around the trim and spray this stuff?

Originally Posted by f01driver

Looks really good, how did you do the trim? Do you just mask the area around the trim and spray this stuff?

i got the shadowline trim with the car, the rest on the trunk and fenders, i masked around them and, left .5inch gap so it makes it easy to take out the excess plastidip.

this might help

Cool, that gives me idea to cover the ugly orange marker on the front bumper.

Cool, thanks.

How is the maintenance with the PlastDip? Do you have to wash by hand or can you take it to a regular car wash?

Originally Posted by hammadurb

How is the maintenance with the PlastDip? Do you have to wash by hand or can you take it to a regular car wash?

Till now i always wash it at home, i dint take my car to the carwash yet, i dont think there will be any problem even if i do take it. when you wash the car, just dont use microfiber or big brushes. i use like a paint brush which has soft brussels.