Spray/wrap/skin

[slowloris25]

Hi everyone

 

I am thinking of spraying my rims and part of my car to matt black but afraid that it will not turn out nice. Wrapping is an alternative option and I can revert the color by removing the wraps if the outcome is not nice. But similar to spray painting, i have to leave my car at least for a day or two at the workshop.

 

Recently came across this spray paint called easyskin (http://www.easyskinsg.com/). Just spray and it will form a layer of skin. DIY and seems like its easily removable. There r.many colors too (including clear skin!) Anyone in MCF did it before? What are the pros and cons?

 

Edited August 11, 2015 by slowloris25

[Celicar]

Hi everyone

 

I am thinking of spraying my rims and part of my car to matt black but afraid that it will not turn out nice. Wrapping is an alternative option and I can revert back but removing the wraps if the outcome is not nice. But similar to spray painting, i have to leave my car at least for a day or two at the workshop.

 

Recently came across this spray paint called easyskin (http://www.easyskinsg.com/). Just spray and it will form a layer of skin. DIY and seems like its easily removable. Anyone in MCF did it before? What are the pros and cons?

 

I wonder if this is the thing they use for the floor at some HDB blocks now.

 

Anyway, for what it's worth, I'm not a fan of matt black. Looks so.....dirty. Sorry.

[7hm]

Hi everyone

 

I am thinking of spraying my rims and part of my car to matt black but afraid that it will not turn out nice. Wrapping is an alternative option and I can revert the color by removing the wraps if the outcome is not nice. But similar to spray painting, i have to leave my car at least for a day or two at the workshop.

 

Recently came across this spray paint called easyskin (http://www.easyskinsg.com/). Just spray and it will form a layer of skin. DIY and seems like its easily removable. There r.many colors too (including clear skin!) Anyone in MCF did it before? What are the pros and cons?

 

 

It sounds very similar to Plastidip that some of the folks here are using.