Weird use for plasti-dip

***popo8*** · 04-26-2013, 08:58 AM

Originally Posted by harner

The trick would be to put it on a surface where you could peel it fairly easy but it still adheres. If you use Plastidip as a base coat, whatever paint is on top should have some kind of polish on top so the water beads and is resistent to 100+ degree temps. In theory, it should work well and is a good idea for quick/cheap change.

so prep should be...clean and dry shower..then Lot of layers?

Are u saying I need to lut something on top of that?

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**harner** · 04-26-2013, 12:44 PM

Several coats would be best on top of a dry, clean surface. A lot of people have put other paint and/or clear on top of Plastidip, but I heard it is then not as easy to peel off.

So, prep/dry > plastidip > optional coat(s) of different paint color > optional coat(s) of clear > optional coat(s) of some kind of polish/wax (anything to make water bead off of it)