Anyone ever use plasti dip before?

[blairwill4]

So I've recently began using plasti dip on a few things. Did the pitted and scratched rims on my jeep and made them look very nice for very little. For those that don't know plasti dip is basically a rubberized spray paint that comes in a rattle can and builds up layers to make a plastic coating. The kicker is its removeable with a small amount of effort. Here's the hood I did on my xp today.

Before, hood is in good shape just wanted a different look


During, you can see I didn't give much effort into stopping overspray.


Then peel off the parts you don't want


Final. I copied this design off of someone on the forum but I can't remember whos it was. So thank you to whoever gave me this idea!

 

[brianmcb]

Ive been wanting to try some out for a bit now. Damn stuff is $23 a can here though


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[blairwill4]

Buy it off ebay. I got 6 cans for less than 40 dollars USD. It was by far the best price I could find.

 

[brianmcb]

That is cheap. Shipping would kill me in sure. Not even sure if they will ship aresol cans across the border


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[MLars]

I've used it to do a mountain bike, my car emblems, and my grill. Just make sure to spray the can upside down for 5 seconds after you're done so the dip doesn't dry inside the nozzle.

 

[blairwill4]

Yeah I've done a lot to my jeep with it. I just love how easy it is to use on and off. No worry about overspray, and if you dont like the finished project just peel it off.

 

[ricardo1]

Don't use it on anything that will be beat up like the side moulding, under ski and you should be good bud.

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