# DipYourCar.com

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**Category:** Shift518 Automotive\
**Created:** [December 16, 2011, 7:06pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/dipyourcar-com/261832 "2011-12-16T19:06:56Z")\
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**Author:** ![FonzieAtDipYourCar](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/f/4da419/32.png) [@FonzieAtDipYourCar](https://forums.speedlife.net/u/FonzieAtDipYourCar)\
**Post date:** [January 16, 2012, 5:07pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/dipyourcar-com/261832/152 "2012-01-16T17:07:29Z")

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> [@Poll: GTR or ZR1](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/poll-gtr-or-zr1/47556/45):
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> SRS question.
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> Whats with:
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> everything circled in red? Also the side shot shows it big time,
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> and the black camaro in their gallery I can see some uneven coverage/finish.
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> I wont jump on the hate bandwagen yet, but being a autobody painter, I find it very hard to believe this stuff looks as well as people assume it does. Pictures lie, for better or worse.
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> If they sold the stuff in qts, pts, gals, and its not so thick, or cant be reduced that it cant be shot from say a primer gun with a 2.2 tip or something I cant see something coming from a rattle can with a 3" spray pattern wetting out and leveling itself to cover properly. Not to mention the dry time for “consumer” products, people shooting their stuff outside, in a dirty garage, etc is designed with fast flash times so bugs and dirt dont get in the “paint job”… keeping the entire job wet out so their isnt dry overlap is next to impossible on a panel larger than 2 feet wide i bet.
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> KK is skeptical, wants answers. :rofl

Thanks for the feedback you’ve been giving throughout the thread. To address a couple comments -

- Yes, we do sell it in pre-thinned, ready to spray 11 oz unit and Gallons. People and body shops get it every week to spray out of anything from Preval Sprayers to professional pressurized sprayers.

- Yes, you will see pics with uneven areas. Why? Because everyday people, with all different skillsets are painting their own cars. Some people do fantastic jobs, perfectly even coverage, no texture, no spots. Some people aren’t quite as skilled and their project doesn’t come out showroom ready. That’s OK though, because half of the benefit with this is that you’re painting your own car, doing the project yourself, saving a ton of money - and it peels right back off. No real consequence.

Again, thanks for the comments and contributing to the discussion. Coming from an auto body painter as you are - I would expect nothing less :).

Fonz

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