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Originally Posted by Alan l.
To each there own. I typically see civics and lower end cars go this route imo. Doing accent pieces in Plastidip is fine but doing the whole car will make it look and feel cheap. I am not a fan of matte black cars in general unless its a exotic like a lambo or ferrari. Plastidip isn't smooth and it will probably be even more a pain to keep clean since its not a smooth surface like paint or vinyl.
You have much more color options if you went vinyl.
Alan
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Actually as kamigawa showed me plastdip is easier to clean and if done right can be smooth yet mildly textured. I'm gonna put a poll up and see what the results are.
Tbh though people may think its cheap and what not, but it's essentially just a rubber liquid version of vinyl, and vinyl is often harder to put on a car.