Wheel refinishing or dipped

IAMPRATTE · 11-29-2016, 06:30 PM

Does anyone have a referral/recommendation for a place that can PlastiDip my wheels in RI or nearby Mass? I've done my OEM wheels in the past, but would rather have these properly sprayed.
Thanks in advance!

If not, how about a place to have them refinished (few minor scratches) and powder coated black.

Torgus · 11-30-2016, 10:47 AM

It's dead easy to do yourself why pay a shop? If you want a color paint over the dip and then clear.

Any of the wheel repair shops should be able to hook you up repair and refinishing. Just call the local ones.

kindafrosty · 11-30-2016, 01:03 PM

Save some money and do the PlastiDip yourself. It'll only take a few hours, but the results for the cost are unbeatable compared to a shop. It's cold out now, so definitely wait for a warmer day and shake often.

It took me 3.5 cans of PlastiDip, a few hours of labor (mainly drying time), and only cost $25.

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kindafrosty Private First Class 87 Rep 149 Posts Drives: ‘18 F80 / ‘08 E83 Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: MA / VT iTrader: (0)	Save some money and do the PlastiDip yourself. It'll only take a few hours, but the results for the cost are unbeatable compared to a shop. It's cold out now, so definitely wait for a warmer day and shake often. It took me 3.5 cans of PlastiDip, a few hours of labor (mainly drying time), and only cost $25.
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