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Question: Can I use this to spray my amber BMW bumper reflectors? Will it look bad against jet black paint?
Document: The secret is to make sure the coating is thick. If the coating is too thin when you try to remove it, you can spray several more coats and then when dry to peel the old coat off. This stuff is incredible. I am going to buy some clear and coat a lot of things with the clear.I wanted to try a black paint on my car hood (small car). As a temporary look to see if I would like it, I sprayed the area with plasti dip.
It doesn't look half bad at all on my firebird. The can that I received however didn't spray correctly, it blotched on instead of mist over.
Wanted to use it to black out the grill on my Veloster. It worked but had a lot more texture than I was expecting. Maybe  becase I applied it like spray can paint but its thicker. I did quick passes a lot of quick passes. It covered very nicely but now bugs stick like its tape. Luckily the stuff is strong and puts up with pressure washing. I'm gona vinyl it and when I do it'll peel right off.
I'm a veteran when it comes to spray paints and this is honestly the only time I have ever been in shock at how bad the design is. The can holds much less than the average spray paint of similar size. The nozzle, although a nice concept, gets clogged too easily.I wouldn't recommend these, unless you are doing a surface area the size of a medium desk.
Tried to coat some hardware cloth to coat the edges. Wasted 2 hrs and 4 coats to get same effect as spray paint.....no build up would or could of happened with this stuff. Bad batch? ?
The top spray cap popped off so I hope I still get to use the stuff in the can. Poorly made can. I hope the actual stuff in it works better.Update:  I got to use the can after messing with the cap and the spray on rubber looks good on rims. I applied it to the rims on my GMC pickup. With this rubber and bad ass deep tread tires, my pickup looks great!The only down side is the spray smells bad.
I was trying to black out my car. Not a huge chrome fan and my car is black. I wanted that sinister look but the cost to replace my stock parts with aftermarket black parts was just to expensive and time consuming. Then I started reading about Plasti Dip. I seemed too good to be true. Spray in on any surface and it will stick yet peel off easily? I watched a lot of videos and decided to give it a try.
I purchased plasti dip to black out the emblems on my car, and was EXTREMELY hesitant to do it.I knew I was in love with this product after the first coat. My friend and I couldn't find enough stuff to plasti dip to settle our compulsive need to use it on whatever we could find.A word of advice before using this stuff: look up on youtube some videos of people using it for the application you intend to use it for.
awesome product bought it from the local home depot 6$ worth every penny use gloves and definetly use a respirator  i used this for my emblems and i also used the Performix gloss looks amazing and is pretty resistant hold up to normal car washes and wear. if you want a matte black look do not get the gloss
At first spray it seemed very thin. I had to add 2-3 black coats to my predator gauntlet but once it dried it left a thick, rubberish feel which is what I wanted. It retained good flexibilty also and didn't compromise the original piece. For some reason though after the first coat the nozzle started spurting out the paint unevenly. Maybe it was too cold out and the paint stiffened in the can.
Answer: yes