YOUR RESEARCHHyperdipped my Boxster's roll bars
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Last year I gave my 987.1s new life by hyperdipping the wheels in Anthracite Grey. This year I decided to spray the roll bars in Emerald Black Metallic, a surprisingly good match to Basalt Black Metallic. Took about an hour to prep (remove seat belt holder, trim pieces, and Bose sub), and just about 2 hours of spray (5 min spray, 20 min wait cycles). Got about 6 coats from one bottle. What do you guys think?
What's "hyperdipping"? I do like the look of matching roll bars to exterior color..
Looks nice! I also have not heard of hyperdipping. I applaud the thoroughness of your masking job
Do you remember plastidip spray? Hyperdip is a much improved version of the same product. Basically an aerosol paint spray that is rubber based. Hyperdip is very tough and has more metallic and shiney options vs plastidip which was basically matte by default. If you don't want to pay to paint your wheels etc then hyperdip is easy to DIY and is extremely forgiving. Also looks absolutely fantastic. I did my roll bars with a single $20 bottle. My wheels were a $90 kit. Highly recommended.
Here's a photo of my wheels. Stock 19" boxster s wheels done in anthracite grey metallic. Looks amazing and didn't require much work at all.
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