Just thought I would post my experience.
Dipped the wheels last year about September. Bought one can for each wheel, then labeled each can to each wheel so I didn't mix em up. Used as much as I could until the can started spitting. Used alcohol on spray nozzle to keep it clean. Pulled wheels off to spray, used quarters in lug holes.
First mistake sort of, sprayed from about 18" away. It gave it a textured look which I didn't mind just it holds dirt.
Second mistake, drove vehicle about 45 minutes after being done and I think a little got thrown off.
It was time to take it off. I'm thinking of moving to 16" wheels and I want to try it once more too.
The take off...had a friend just do this, he had his on a little less time and said it was a severe pita. So I did some research on YouTube. Saw a guy spray his wheels down w wd-40 and power wash. Worked good. Saw another guy use Black Magic tire wet, sprayed on and wiped off. V effective. So I removed what was left on the antennae and it came off well using black magic.
Off to the carwash w the black magic. Sprayed on all wheels, waited a few. Took my finger to it and it had become gelatinous. Turn on the wash and nothing. Power sprayer did absolutely nothing. %&$# washed the jeep and when I got done it was still the same way. Went grocery store, drove home in the rain, made dinner, ate and then came back out to it. Still soft, v black. Put my fingernail to an edge and it came rt off in that spot. Couldn't only peelblittle spots. Thought I would scrape it off, didn't work so well. Took a paper towel and started using that.once it started to come off a little I just kept slidinding the paper towel on it and the dip just rolled in on itself and had a wheel done in about 10 minutes. Took a rag sprayed it w black magic and cleaned the little specs left. I think waiting that time I ate made the dip resolidify a bit and it was easier than wiping black ooze off. I had pieces instead of a bunch of muddy type stuff.
That's my story, hope it helps. I will use this method again.
Dipped the wheels last year about September. Bought one can for each wheel, then labeled each can to each wheel so I didn't mix em up. Used as much as I could until the can started spitting. Used alcohol on spray nozzle to keep it clean. Pulled wheels off to spray, used quarters in lug holes.
First mistake sort of, sprayed from about 18" away. It gave it a textured look which I didn't mind just it holds dirt.
Second mistake, drove vehicle about 45 minutes after being done and I think a little got thrown off.
It was time to take it off. I'm thinking of moving to 16" wheels and I want to try it once more too.
The take off...had a friend just do this, he had his on a little less time and said it was a severe pita. So I did some research on YouTube. Saw a guy spray his wheels down w wd-40 and power wash. Worked good. Saw another guy use Black Magic tire wet, sprayed on and wiped off. V effective. So I removed what was left on the antennae and it came off well using black magic.
Off to the carwash w the black magic. Sprayed on all wheels, waited a few. Took my finger to it and it had become gelatinous. Turn on the wash and nothing. Power sprayer did absolutely nothing. %&$# washed the jeep and when I got done it was still the same way. Went grocery store, drove home in the rain, made dinner, ate and then came back out to it. Still soft, v black. Put my fingernail to an edge and it came rt off in that spot. Couldn't only peelblittle spots. Thought I would scrape it off, didn't work so well. Took a paper towel and started using that.once it started to come off a little I just kept slidinding the paper towel on it and the dip just rolled in on itself and had a wheel done in about 10 minutes. Took a rag sprayed it w black magic and cleaned the little specs left. I think waiting that time I ate made the dip resolidify a bit and it was easier than wiping black ooze off. I had pieces instead of a bunch of muddy type stuff.
That's my story, hope it helps. I will use this method again.