Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: If i apply black matt plasti dip and on that if i apply glossifier on it! Will i be able to peel it off later after few months?
Document: I bought this Glossifier alongside two black Plasti-Dip spray cans and I was pleased with the result! Worked lovely and made the black look a whole lot cooler. Before hand, the black Plasti-Dip on my 2013 Honda Civic Coupe looked like it was matte black. Added the Glossifier and was pleased to see it was a nice shiny colour!I personally used the Glossifier as a secondary coat so I wouldn't know how the product would work alone.
Really adds the gloss look to the matt Plasti Dip. If you want something removable, and a glossy look, I highly recommend this.
Plasti dipped my rims and used this on top to give it a bit of a shine. It's been a couple of months and they still look pretty good. I've read that the glossifier wears off after a while, so I might need to do a little respray soon. Still have 3 cans left and did about 5 coats on each rim with the other 3.
i was little concerned about plasti dip till i bought it tried and and fell in love with it been dipping almost everything i did the emblems of my cars the interior of my cars ps3 phone ect def worth buying and trying it if dont like it just peel it off
Awesome product! Makes the plasti-dip matte black really stand out once applied! The more coats you put on the more gloss you have plus it also protects any plasti-dip job you do with a high quality gloss!
I plasti-dipped some parts of my car and am doing the rims now. The plasti-dip is fairly matte and doesn't look right for what I'm doing. The glossifier goes on nice and smooth and gives a nice shine to the parts. It appears to be as durable and easy to clean up as the rest of the plast-dip family, so that's a plus.
Not really a gloss, more of a very shiny satin. It really make their black look more like you powder coated rather than painted. The best thing is...that you can peel it off! Try that with power-coating!
This product is great for what it is, I have 22&#34; wheels and wanted them black, I did the flat black Plasti Dip first, but thought it was too blah, so I bought 2 cans of this and it worked for 1-1/2 wheels, it soaks it up up like a sponge, but you can't dispute how well it works, so just buy more than you expect to, I ended up using 4-1/2 cans total on 4 wheels.
While I love plasti dip products, their glossifier seems to be the only one that is difficult to lay down correctly.What I have learned is after the first light/medium coat of glossifier (on top of a color of plasti dip), you need to lay down a somewhat heavy coat. Get it almost wet but stop right before it runs. It's pretty tricky but if you get it right it can make the plasti dip really look nice (just not usually smooth, so it doesn't feel nice.
In my honest opinion, I'd use it as a secondary coat over another Plasti-Dip coat to make the paint more &#34;glossy&#34;, but the choice is up to you. The power of Plasti-Dip is as powerful as your creativity. It is your paint brush, and your car is your canvas.NOTE: I used the car as an example for that last line, but you can pretty much paint anything and still be able to remove it off!
Answer: yes