Plasti-Dip entire truck?

[Mad Maxx]

I've seen the dip getting peeled off, If you like it, how long does it stay good, and how easy is it to scratch?

As long as it's applied thick enough / correctly, you can leave it on forever. However, some recommend peeling it once a year and re-doing it.

I wouldn't say it really scratches, but it'll get a "mark" about as easy as paint does.

 

[RI Chevy Silveradoman]

How is it as far as rustproofing?

 

[Mad Maxx]

How is it as far as rustproofing?

Well, we've all seen pics of how the Frame looked on my Truck...just before it started to get cold, I hit the Outside of the Frame (the part you see) with Black Dip, and to this day, it looks the same as it did the day I Sprayed it on. So it's def holding up just fine.

Honestly, 100% better than the POR-15 did, and yep, I prepped the Metal exactly as it said.

 

[RI Chevy Silveradoman]

Good.

 

[bdemutis]

The last truck I painted I went to tractor supply company and got tractor paint and painted my dodge John deere green the paint is cheap and sprays nice out of a gun. I think I spent only around $100 I bought a good gun paint and sand paper. Here is a picture my ghetto driveway paint booth. Also the paint is really tuff it's an enamel based paint since it's made for farm equipment. Just something to consider besides plasti dip. Also eastwood sells plasti dip cheap you can but east wood dip by the gallon with the eastwood plasti gun.

I miss this truck [emoji17]

 

[NVW]

Nice, but did it, "Run Like a Deere"?

Looks like a nice paint job.

 

[bdemutis]

Nice, but did it, "Run Like a Deere"?[emoji14]

Yes it did especially with the Mopar chip and advanced timing. Only downside was premium fuel lol.

 

[Burning oil]

You should have painted the wheels yellow J/K