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Question: would this work on covering motorcycle seat
Document: I ended up "dipping" two emblems on a car, and various chrome peices on my motorcycle that I would prefer to have black. So far, so good! Apparently the heat tolerance on this stuff is about 300 degrees so it should be good to go on many applications. I even did a test first and sure it enough, it peels off with no issues. However, while it does peel off easy, it doesn't just come off.
I hope Plasti-Dip never stops making this beautiful rubberized compound. I primed, painted, and clear-coated my motorcycle black. Then I put this over the top. About 6 coats of it with 3 coats of the Glossifier.My motorcycle now looks like something Batman would own.Don't like it? Peel it off. Yes, it is incredibly easy to do if you keep scratching at it. Harder to do once it cures and hardens, of course.
pretty cool stuff indeed and does exactly what it says it will- make a rubberized coating on items. sadly it didnt' work as well as i had hoped for the item i wanted to cover. BUT it's not the products fault as i was using it to make my Ottorbox (not sure what type of plastic it is made from so maybe other cases it would stick to better) cell phone case less slippery.
I would have thought that every yarn shop in the country would have this product in stock. If you have the right use, this is the perfect product. Oh, and, if you have never found a drink coaster that really, truly works, my wife's coaster is by far and away the best coaster I have ever used. Honestly, these waterproofed yarn felted coasters really, really work.
Looks great and has held up well, definitely not a permanent solution but it could work if you kept re applying.
this stuff is magic in a can, from the strip to the street this stuff hold up to not only the weather but the elements of the road, easy to work with, will buy more when needed!
Real good material to work with and leaves a good finish i recomend thus to who ever wants to paint their emblems or grill on truck
Very forgivable to work with! Leaves a smooth matte finish after drying. I recommend watching a YouTube video first because edges can be tricky. But if you mess up, let it dry and just peal it off!
This stuff is great, I use to do a cheap, removable mock-up for custom truck work, check out the pics I added above to see the difference. Easy to apply, peels off when you want to remove.
While you need to take time in order to apply the Plasti Dip, once you get the prep work done it does go on rather quickly. It seems like it will protect well and we are hoping that it extends the life of our vehicles in a rust prone environment.
Answer: yes