Paint or plasti-dip??

[Andrew.L]

Where can a guy get his sled plastics Plasti-dipped or painted around Calgary?

I want something unique. I'm so tired of seeing the same sled wrap on every 3rd sled around.

 

[X-Treme]

Where can a guy get his sled plastics Plasti-dipped or painted around Calgary?

I want something unique. I'm so tired of seeing the same sled wrap on every 3rd sled around.

Just don't buy a sled wrap from Martin Motorsports then.

 

[neilsleder]

From what I have seen plasti-dip won't last long. It won't stand up to abrasion. It's designed to come off. Look into hydro dipping. They can do amazing stuff with that.


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[niner]

Water Transfer Printing Hydographics | snowmobiles | Edmonton | Kijiji

 

[summitstef]

Plasti-dip is garbage and will not last on a tunnel. I tried it on a bumper and spindles and it wore off in one day of riding the fields... Any spilled gas will ruin it and is not stand up to scratches.

 

[TDR]

You can do some cool stuff with powder coating. Try Daryl at DOC Performance. He has done some interesting stuff.

 

[smokinD]

Hydro Dipp now that is the way to go seen some very awesome stuff with this done. And you can be as unique as you want to be very cool!!

 

[77Crash77]

Hydro dipping usually involves a base layer of paint. Why don't you just take the time and get a custom wrap. Not the cookie cutter scs.


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[Weirboondocking]

X2 custom wrap gives you many options, even solid colors

 

[ducati]

Plasti Dip works great on parts that don't see any rubbing or chance of wear. If anything will rub against it the plasti dip will just wear off very quickly. Did a bunch of parts on my BMW GSA this summer, some worked well like my engine guards and windshield winglets that don't see any wear but others didn't work great like hand guards that wore off just from my gloves touching them when cornering.