I PLASTI DIP MY WINDOWS ! And it looks like this ...

Hey, hi guys, welcome back to my channel. What am I doing right now? I'm gonna plastidip my windows. So stay tuned So, yeah, I'm gonna cover those windows with some plastidip and I know what you're gonna say Hey Jordan, why don't you just tint them from the inside? And the fact is I have the moldy racks already installed and my full storage setup And I really really don't want to remove everything just to tint my windows from the inside Second option I went through is just to get it covered with some vinyl warp and I contact a few professionals and the fact is it's way too expensive and it's not too expensive for The work or the vinyl itself. It's too expensive for the purpose of it I just want to cover the back windows mostly for the look, for the style, so I'd rather put my money on something else like fuel for traveling And Still with the covering I could have done it by myself, but I couldn't find a piece of covering large enough to cover the whole windows and I didn't felt very confident about doing it with two separate pieces So I thought Okay, let's try the plastidip. It sounds like a good option. It's not expensive It's fully removable if I don't like the finished products. I can easily remove it So, you know what let's give it a try I'm gonna show you the whole process of it and obviously the finished product Okay, first essential step. I'm gonna clean the windows with some windows cleaner. So The plastidip can get a very nice grip on it. This is very important Okay, second step is to cover all around the windows so I don't get plastidip on my really nice desert stand paint So for this I'm gonna use some masking tape and some journal paper paper journal Okay, so that was the very long and annoying parts of it, but now let's get to the fun part So this is very experimental. I've never used plastidip before and We'll see how it goes Here they said that I should put a first thin layer and then Another layer every 30 minutes, so I'm gonna go with three layers. I hope I have enough plastidip to do that. Let's go Okay, let's call it's my first thin layer and Actually doesn't look really good right now Hopefully we'll get better with more layers Finger crossed. It's been 30 minutes now. Let's apply the second layer This is how it looks after two layers and we can still see through Obviously, this is not what I want. So I'm gonna apply a third layer and we'll see how it goes Okay, so I just applied a third layer. It's getting better and better Start to look pretty nice and The good news here I can tell you is that one can of plastidip can handle three layers on two pretty big windows Okay, so as you can see it's getting pretty black pretty nice We can't really see through anymore. And that's the result after the fourth layer so I'm gonna try to put a fifth and probably Last layer. I don't want to put Ten layers. Maybe it's gonna be too thick after that but from the outside is Looking pretty good. I don't know. We're gonna put the fifth layer and see after that okay, so This is the result with five layers and I'm actually pretty happy with it It's now totally covered We can't see the moly racks behind it. So that's a good point. I can't see on the other side here So now I'm gonna remove all of this journal paper and See how it looks But what I'm gonna do before is to cut The plastidip between the window and the window seal Okay, so we are done with this experiment and if you want to do it by yourself There is a few things you might want to know. The first one One can of plastidip is enough for five layers on two big windows like this Secondly on a window like this to get a nice cover You will have to do more than three layers because if you don't you will See through the layer of plastidip and it's not gonna look cool. So with five layers here It's okay, and we can't see through anymore If you have just a bit of plastidip on your paint, don't worry There is absolutely no problem. You will be able to scrub it and you will remove it easily At the end and after looking from different angles, I love it it looks pretty cool with a nice texture finish and this is also good for privacy because Obviously you can't see anything inside the car a rookie mistake I've done and you don't want to do it is to spray too close to the window because At the end you will have an uneven application and different shade of plastidip You know with more shiny parts than other and this is not what you want Obviously and something pretty important. It doesn't look good from the inside Really? You have to know that on the inside is Really really not good But I have my fringe on one side and the kitchen set up on the other with the moly racks So on my rig, that's not a problem Okay, so for a 30 euros job, I'm pretty happy with the results and it does the job Well, the real question is now How durable it is and how long it will last on my window? With a normal overland use and we will see that through time So I really hope you enjoyed this video If you did, please subscribe to my channel You can also check my Instagram account my Facebook page and my Mercer And if you want to support me in another way, I also have a patreon page Thank you guys for watching and see you next week