Have to agree

Looks terrible now

The design details are gone now. Just a painted car.

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Haha glad you enjoyed it! 😁

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Well thanks! Being 7+ years into doing it full time, I’m glad it shows! 🙏

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Grazie!! 🙏🙏

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Thanks! It is actually a spray-on wrap, so it will protect the paint and be fully removable later on!

Might not be for you, but everyone’s entitled to their own style, and it’s all removable paint/wrap buddy, so it protects the factory paint and will peel off safely when the time comes to change up the look. Don’t worry, I didn’t use permanent paint on a Taycan.

So glad you mentioned it is a wrap! Phew! Great job!

I actually like it better, than the original color. That orange is seen on targa models aswell, nice with black rims and all! Personally I think the taycan is one of the ugliest porsche models.

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Yes door jams typically stay the OEM color. There’s a few scenes that show the jams in the video, but basically a hard line similar to what vinyl wrap would look like :)

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It's called a Spudger and is one of the most important tools in our shop, haha. Luckily very cheap and can be found at the link below. www.dipyourcar.com/products/spudger-tool?variant=5631600964

Correct, it’s a rubber-based peelable paint/liquid wrap, not traditional permanent automotive paint, so no sanding required. AutoFlex is the product. See our intro video for more information!

Thanks! It’s RAL 2008 tint from thespraysource.com

@@rosecitydip thank you

Of all the options you see on ‘dip your car’ they pick 🍊

Hey! It depends on what the surface is made of, but unless it’s aerosol painted, it can be sprayed over most over surfaces no problem! On some surfaces (like plastic and rubber), it won’t be easily removable as on OEM clear-coated paint, but it can definitely be done if you don’t necessarily care to be able to fully remove it in the future :)

@@rosecitydip Yeah, it's the black textured ABS cladding around the lower part of a Polestar 2. I wouldn't mind a semi-permanent solution, but most body shops don't want to paint it body color, they can't guarantee it will last. Thank you!

@@surturiel gotcha! In that case, we could do that no problem as long as our OEM pigment supplier has the ability to make that color code in their system!

It's called a "Spudger" and is probably our most useful every-day tool, haha. Can be purchased here: www.dipyourcar.com/products/spudger-tool?variant=5631600964

@@rosecitydip send me the link

@@8phasecustompainting769 in the comment above

This actually is a type of wrap that’s simply sprayed on rather than laid on like a vinyl wrap. Still 100% removable :)

@@rosecitydip ah, like plastic dip? Sorry missed that! Makes sense and nice work 👍🏻

@@Kudosfromamsterdam Oh all good! Yes, essentially the same idea, only a much better professional version of “dip” :)

Nope! That was just masked off black plastic underneath

It’s not paint its liquid wrap.

Does it mean that you can reverse back to the original color?

Portland, OR. No, not sure why it would be for free haha.

@@rosecitydip How much would it cost

It was definitely acceptable for the customer! It can also be flow-coated for a more show-quality finish if desired. More info on that process can be found on the intro video on our channel :)

How to ruin your Taycan ☹️

@@tonixpto1 It’s all removable bud. Some people just wanna have some fun in life. You should try it 👍🏼

@@rosecitydip in my Taycan CT I have lots of fun 😉

@@tonixpto1 I’m sure you do! Doesn’t mean you have to try to ruin it for another owner with different taste than you 😉

This is a spray-on wrap that has many features not possible with vinyl. See our intro video for more info you you’d like to know more reasons why one might choose this instead.

Great! You can keep your Taycan stock no problem 👌🏼

Well thank you! Nice that someone finally agrees! 😆

Thanks for your dumb (imo) comment! Check out our intro video (first video on our channel) for some clips of peeling AutoFlex, where you’ll see some shots of it peeling cleanly without any damage to the paint underneath! 👍🏼

Haha, well I can’t argue with Hammond! 😉

Actually it’s been protected with 10+ mils of material all around. It’s not a permanent paint job, it’s a removable liquid/spray wrap.

Ok, however you simply seem to have no idea how liquid wrap and traditional auto paint differ, so your comment’s no good here unfortunately 🤷🏻‍♂️

Another sweet car devalued by some fool with to much cash to waste.

@@gregsmith1444 how is it devalued 😂 its peelable and the paint is protected longer. No different than a Lamborghini getting wrapped.

@@davidpettit6749 agree with it being peelable and giving some protection. It will take quite a bit of effort I'm sure to apply and remove. Maybe I'm old school if you like it than that is what counts!

This isn’t a paint job, it’s a removable liquid wrap. We’ve done hundreds of full cars with this type of product and similar prep and have had hardly any issues at all that could have been remedied by taking everything apart.

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Haha, didn’t ruin anything buddy. It’s a removable (and actually highly effective protective) coating that can be taken off at any time leaving the paint underneath in the same condition it was before. Check out our more recent removal video where we actually completely remove this exact install :)

Lol, didn’t ruin anything bud. If you look into any information at all whatsoever, you’d see that it’s a fully removable coating that’s actually protecting the paint underneath while providing a fun color change for a period at maybe 20% of the cost and time of a full paint job 🤙🏼

IT WAS GREY.