Do any work shops work with Plastidip?

**IDV8** · 09-01-2014 04:53 PM

Basically I have the 6 cans but can't do it myself, gave it a test run and as simple as it is I'm no artist so rather than waste them figured I'd check if any work shops do wheel Plastidips in NSW?

I'd try talk them down in price if I supply the Plastidip but if they said no well as long as its done right I'm happy

**lolmclol** · 09-01-2014 06:21 PM

pm cbauto panel and paint

he specialises in plastidip

**IDV8** · 09-01-2014 06:38 PM

Thanks very much - he has a full inbox though.

**curtis265** · 09-01-2014 06:43 PM

i'd suggest just spraying it - if yu mess up you can undo it, that's the idea of plastidip in the first place

**lolmclol** · 09-01-2014 06:44 PM

Look up his number in the yellow pages mate, you'll find him in there.

**IDV8** · 09-01-2014 06:46 PM

Originally Posted by curtis265

i'd suggest just spraying it - if yu mess up you can undo it, that's the idea of plastidip in the first place

I'd rather pay someone a reasonable fee for it to be done correctly the first time.

Originally Posted by lolmclol

Look up his number in the yellow pages mate, you'll find him in there.

Found his website and number so will do, thanks again!

**curtis265** · 09-01-2014 08:22 PM

Given a workshop time is around $100 an hour, i don't think you'll get a 'reasonable fee'. If you were to stuff up and try again i'm sure you'll get it cheaper

my 2c

**cbauto** · 09-01-2014 08:28 PM

My inbox is full on purpose

Too busy doing jobs

**IDV8** · 09-01-2014 08:52 PM

Well then bump for more suggestions - there was a group called "getdipped" but apparently they decided to stop doing it. Ozzy Tyres do wheels (sanded back/resprayed) but you have to JUST take the wheels in, I've only got 1 set.

**lilthug** · 09-01-2014 09:29 PM

get a few mates around to do it while you rack up

**IDV8** · 09-01-2014 11:34 PM

Originally Posted by lilthug

get a few mates around to do it while you rack up

Where I live is acreage, any gust of wind and the paint will be ****ed. Thats why I'm thinking if its done in a garage work shop nothing can go wrong, its all controlled. Only other option is going to an abandoned parking lot and trying to do it but would still rather something do it for me.

Plus if they mess up they have to fix it.

**RenzokukenJ** · 10-01-2014 01:25 PM

Originally Posted by IDV8

Where I live is acreage, any gust of wind and the paint will be ****ed. Thats why I'm thinking if its done in a garage work shop nothing can go wrong, its all controlled. Only other option is going to an abandoned parking lot and trying to do it but would still rather something do it for me.

Plus if they mess up they have to fix it.

I did mine in my driveway mid winter pissing down and windy

Still did mine fine

You can clean off any over spray in a matter of seconds

Just do it yourself