well i have searched looking for some results with plasti-dip. I have seen a lot of people using it but not following up on durability. I wanna do my wheels but want to see some "real world" results of long term durability. Living in the Chicago area winters especility salt is hard on everything and i spend a lot of time in the quarter car wash pressure washing the salt of the truck. kind of worried a pressure washer will peel this stuff right off. so any input on how this stuff is holding up would be great thanks

 

I painted mine about a month ago, and its holding up pretty good. some did get chipped off and im not sure how, i think someone stepped on my wheel, but im going to touch it up this weekend.

i also painted mine to protect my wheels from the salt.

i went to the pressure washer 3 days ago and it blowed all the salt residue off. i held the wand about 1 ft away and the plasti dip held up just fine.

heres what it looked like after i first painted them.



i might be painting a jeep commanders wheels this weekend with it too.

 

i have it on my wiper cowl and wiper arms they look just as great as the day i sprayed them. i also used a pressure washer to knock some dirt/dust off of it and i held the wand about 8 inches away and it held up fine.

also have it on my new valence and it's been great so far, no chips or scratches on it at all.

 

wow this is good news keep it comin even the bad new is good info too.

 

I painted my chrome bumpers with it and it looks great. very durable and very easy to spray on. You know there only i think red and black plasti dip. But i recently learned you can paint over it with any color paint and still beable to peel it off to go back how it was before. Truly great stuff it is.