snow=rust... so less snow the better

 

so plasti dip is in a rattle can?
does it have the consistancy of bed liner paint, just smoothed,but thick????

or is just another satin black paint.

 

never heard of this stuff, the name made it sound like those 1 gallon cans we used to buy to dip our screw driver handle and plier ends into so they had a smooth grip.

Does this come in different colors? I have a few ideas if it does....

 

Same stuff,but this is already thinned so it will shoot through a spray gun. I'm doing the whole XJ Monster Green, maybe black fenders and quarters if it comes out too bright.
Here's the link:
https://www.dipyourcar.com/home.php

 

It's actually liquid rubber. It comes in a rattle can or thinned in gallons to shoot bigger projects. It will peel off like vinyl without damaging the factory paint.

 

Did my wheels in plasti -dip it comes out like spray paint, takes a few coats but drys nice.

 

Initially it lays on alittle heavy but as it drys its really smooths itself out.

 

Anyone seeing any snow? Couple flakes came down here at work but I was hoping for more like a couple feet. Lol

 

Exactly right. It levels just like and oil based paint would on a surface. Dries in less time though because I believe water is the vessel it travels with so it evaporates quicker.

I'm a paint rep for Sherwin-Williams so painting all kinds of different things with different coatings is a big part of my job so I got to plasti dip at work for "research purposes"

 

Does Sherwin Williams carry plasti dip products on the shelf??

 

Hey guys, I played with the PlastiDip today. Didn't want to post it all twice so it's all my build page if you want to check it out, link below.

 

Looks awesome! I posted a couple questions in your thread

 

Hey I got a 1995 jeep xj sitting on 12 inches of lift who wants to come over have a few beers on me hang out and wrench on her!!! Feel free to bring yours and work on it too

 

A statement like that HAS to have a pic attached!

 

X2!





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