Your car represents who you are and what you’re about, so picking the right one for you is a difficult decision to grapple with. Then once you have your car, you have to decide what color you want it ...

Wheels. They’re delicate, they’re important and they’re probably the first thing on your car to have a scratch. They were never a good paint candidate because they’re such a crucial part of your car’s ...

In part 1 of Alternative Auto Finishes, Hard Working Trucks takes a closer look at Plasti Dip, which offers a less expensive and non-permanent way to change the color of your truck or van.

Change the color of your car parts at home with this DIY process using Plasti Dip. This project requires 3 cans of Plasti Dip for a matte finish, followed by 2 cans of Glossifier and one can of Enamel ...

It's been many years since the process burst onto the scene, but peelable paint is still very popular. However, there's a clear separation between what the amateurs can do and what pros offer. If a ...

Plasti Dip is great if you want an easy, non-permanent color change for your ride. You mask everything up, spray it on, and when you’re tired of your 30-year-old German car being pink, you peel it off ...

Lately, in the search of ultimate exterior changing features, most people discovered the vinyl wrapping industry. It is a viable alternative to a total repaint, but there also Plasti Dip. This ...