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pfft its plastidip, no need to mask tyres.

the last pic is 4-5 heavy coats (runs and pooling)

top pic is 6-7 light coats.

I emptied half a can of Plastidip glossifier to 2 wheels and did f**k all. $30 though, so worth a shot.

Soooo. 10days ago, when i was withdrawing kesh monies from the singapore account to pay rent and shit, cba atm machine ate my card.

Today, my replacement card came, I tried to withdraw kesh monies from the singapore account to pay rent and shit, cba atm machine ate my card again, how's that for bad luck? Or is it something more sinister?

How many cans did you use for the set of wheels? I'm waiting for the charcoal grey colour to come into stock, which is apparently a few weeks away.

It was a 1L pot. Used electric spray gun.

Liquid Wrap brand.

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