Performix 11203 – 6pk Plasti Dipブラック多目的ゴムコーティングエアゾール – 11オンス、(Pack of 6 )

What can I say about PlatiDip that hasn't already been said? PlastiDip adheres to most surfaces and stays there as long as you want it to without chipping or fading. It's easy to touch up if you scratched through the initials coats you set down. USE - I PlastiDipped my Nissan Armada -front grille, mirrors, doorhandles, interior center dash and shifter console. It's been on there for about 16 months now and holds up beautifully to the wash - both hand wash and machine wash. I used it on my wheels and I had a mixed experience there perhaps due to brake dust, high heat or my poor application. 1. Clean the surface you are applying the PlastiDip on - cleaning will depend on surface 2. mask areas carefully is they aren't to be coated (I use Blue painters tape or Scotch Tape - depending on surface. 3. Shake can very well before use to get the particulates into a very fine composition so application is nice and even. 4. When applying, I recommend medium coats (too thin- plastidip will lift off into almost like a popcorn type surface finish and if too thick- will run or bubble). 5. I wait 8-10 minutes between coats - Yes 8-10 minutes form the time the nozzle had it's last stream of PlastiDip flow through it. 6. Depending on the application but I usually sit around 4-5 coats to be satisfied with the thickness of the material. 7. I usually soak the spray nozzle in very hot water and blow any residue through with my mouth. This will help a smoother spray experience on the next use. Anyways, I love PlastipDip and its a great product from Performix.

Awwww yis. Finally a product to make my car look better and expensive but with a minimal cost. After much research I bought more of these cans than I needed for my product, but I'm happy to always have a backup can. Its almost magic how this product works, and that matte effect is sexy and amazing. It made my old Kia Soul look like the newer models by just putting in a few hours of work. Picture included. Now, I am not the best spray painter (at all, there are some messes being ignored) and I did work extra for not taking into consideration the wind or some of my protective paper layers weren't as tidy as they should've been but I got it done. The product is so good that if I can do it, so can you. I used it on the back of my car and the rims and I am back in love with my car.

I wrote a movie review and its gone now. Not sure what happened. Anyway, this stuff is great. I used two can for my four wheels and liked it so much I decided to add my front and rear bumpers, rear side fenders and side view mirrors. Three can total with plenty of the third can left over. I bought a six pack because I wasn't sure how much I was going to need and the price was unbeatable. 1. Washed wheel with warm water and dish soap to remove grease and dirt. 2. Hand dried with towel. 3. Used compressed air to get any left over water outta there. 4. Used plastic grocery bags for inside wheels to protect brakes, rotors, etc. 5. Light coat about 5 inches away from left to right with my right hand. Switched and did the same with left hand. Did all four wheels the same way for first coat. By time I finished first coat on tire #4 I went back to #1 and repeated the process. - Note: each coat takes a good 15-20 mins to dry then apply next coat. I couldn't be happier with the result and ease of use.

I got this yesterday and was outside the next day putting this stuff on. I have a white car with chrome emblems and I love the way black accents look on white paint. Anyway this stuff is high quality. For those who dont know what plastidip is, it's not spraypaint though it may seem like it, it is almost like black rubber coating in a can for a basic explanation. I decided to put 6 coats at different angles on my emblems because I want it to last for a while and it adds to the durability, I also plan on doing the grill and possibly the wheels. I recommend you use a lot of painting tape and cheap garbage bags to keep the area around safe from overspray, although all it takes is a microfiber towel to rub it off the body. I also highly recommend you go on youtube and check out the channel " DipYourCar " for in depth tutorials on plastidipping

So far so good. I haven’t had them on my rims very long, but that’s far they look very cool. A few tips; Wash the rims good with soapy water, dry as best you can getting in every nook and cranny Put garbage bags around brakes/rotors. Soak the cans in warm water about 10 minutes prior to use Shake shake shake shake shake Before you start spraying each time/ each coat spray some on cardboard first, it can spit globs 50% coverage tacky coat to start. No need to scuff Thin layers gradually getting thicker I did seven coats per rim and four coats on the bumper. I waited 25 to 30 minutes in between coats, four hours for complete dry and removal of tape One can per rim is plenty The biggest tip I can give you is that if you do not have Lugnuts on when you coat make sure you release the plasty dip with a utility knife from the threads before you screw it on, as soon as you start screwing a lug nut on the plasty dip will start to wrap around the nut and pull away. Total disaster!! Very easy to use, you can do a coat, then go and do some thing around the house, back-and-forth.