Pdi Inc 11604-06 14.5Oz 14.5 Oz Blue Plasti Dip Multipurpose Rubber Coating

Excelente producto

Coats metal nicely! No issues. Cleaned the hangers and slowly dunked them. Easy drying. Exactly as expected.

Great stuff take your time, don't rush take your time, read the instructions make sure it's clean. And of course by it I mean whatever it is you're going to be dipping. Use isopropyl alcohol, or a degreaser whatever you need to use. Again Read the instructions dip it slowly and pull it from the Dip at a steady Pace all at once let it hang dry. For the appropriate amount of time between each dipping, I found three or four coats is perfect. Just make sure you stir this stuff up good to avoid the bubbles. And you will end up with a very close to perfect coating that is durable and will last literally years if not decades. This Stuff is great there's a reason it's been around so long. Now that said, I would not suggest putting it in a paint gun and thinning it out then spraying it on your car. That's a horrible idea get your car painted professionally or wrapped don't plasti dip your car that's going to lead to nothing good. I don't care what they say. Use it on tools or on small parts of your car that you maybe want to make a bit more durable or a bit more weather resistant. Just don't spray the whole thing with Plasti Dip expecting me to be anywhere near as durable as a professional paint job even up vinyl wrap done incorrectly. I mean I don't suggest it under any circumstances but if you're going to get it done go to one of those guys that doesn't professionally as guys that have made of living of this they feed their families doing it and God bless them, all the luck to them. But again even going that route I don't think you're going to be satisfied for a long just don't do that is my suggestion other than that it's great absolutely fantastic stuff.

My last can was in yellow. I coated some of my crescent wrenches more than ten years ago and still going strong. Now in order the blue for different purposes and look forward to its use for different purpose

This image is what it looks like 3 years after I applied the blue Plasti Dip to my laptop computer. My laptop base is a strange shape - it's a wedge shape. So if you place it on a flat table, it's slanted. Anytime I left my mouse on the laptop, it slid toward me. If I didn't catch the mouse, it'd keep sliding and hit the floor. I put pads under the shorter end of the laptop to keep it level, but it still had a really smooth surface and any nudge would send the mouse sliding off and hitting the ground. I kept a mouse pad on the area where there were no keys but it wasn't a good solution either because the mouse pad would slide off, too.. Finally, I decided that I was going to put some type of sticky surface, or something with a bit of friction on my laptop to keep the mouse in place, and also use it as a mouse pad. I used painter's tape to cover the parts of my laptop where I wasn't going to add Plasti Dip and then I painted the Plasti Dip onto the bottom portion of the laptop and let it dry. It has worked very well. It's been 3 years now and the Plasti Dip is still on there and still rubbery enough to keep the mouse in place and be used as a mousepad. The left side must be over the hottest part of the computer, because the Plasti Dip has discolored a bit and turned a yellowish green. The right side has some marks from the mouse. But it still works really well and is adhering to the laptop case.