Yes Plasti dip will work. I used it on my old winter rims for 2 winters. on the 2nd winter it was peeling toward the end. The key is to do multiple layers to get it nice and thick (which I did not do) If its not thick enough it wont last. I would say 5 Layers, I think I did about 3 but was not really enough for the winter IMO
Thanx for the info.
Hmmmm, maybe I should look into using this for myself more closely.
I plasti dipped some wheels for winter. Worked great. Easy to touch up after a couple years too. When I sold the wheel/tire set they still looked fine. I used it because the wheels I was using were not perfect and the plastic dip covered nicely and gave a new look.
I wouldn’t plasti dip the OPs wheels at this point just use a coating you have or buy a bottle of Dlux
I agree that a coating would be the best option, but I've never done it, even though I do paint coatings for winter. I just use a couple coats of FK1000p. Gets me thru PA winters with ease, just using a rinseless wash for maintenance on both my chrome and clearcoated wheels. Frankly, I not fond of FK on paint (sorry, Accumulator), preferring either Collinite or DG, but it's unbeatable on wheels, IMO. Must be something to the Hi-Temp claim.
2019 Pearl White Accord 2.0T Touring (mine)
2023 Snowflake Pearl White CX-30 Turbo Premium Plus(wife) 2010 Urban Platinum Metallic CRV EX-L & 2014 Mica Black Metallic Toyota Corolla S (kids)
I wouldn’t plasti dip the OPs wheels at this point just use a coating you have or buy a bottle of Dlux
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:agreelux was made for wheels. Look at the Dlux applicator when dried compared to a applicator used for CQuartz 3,0. Night and day difference, does this mean Dlux will last longer? Dunno, but it sure looks more durable.
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