4 PACK PLASTI DIP Mulit-Purpose Rubber Coating Spray BLACK 11oz Aerosol

Easy to use and worked just as shown. I used for a fishtank backdrop and I did 3 layers and it dried pretty fast. I know that people use it for car rims as well.

All I can say it's like MAGIC

I am currently trying to wrap my car and I have been using the plastidip on the smaller exterior pieces because they are too difficult to wrap. It has worked perfectly so far and is way easier to apply than the wrap. I love it.

Cleaned the rims really well then taped them off. I only used 1 1 /2 cans to get full coverage with 3 coats each 20 minutes in-between. I bought 4 cans as I thought I would need one for each wheel. I ended up using another can doing 3 more thin coats to top them off. So far it looks great and not runny and very easy to apply. I painted with the rims standing up so the paint can didn't sputter. Simple process took about 2 hours total time.

It.s not the most durable finish - can nick it off kind of easily - but it applies well using multiple coats. My favoirte use was to finish a custom sheet metal inner fender guard.

I got this Plastidip for my emblems and plastic chrome on my 4 Runner. I didn't like how the chrome looked so I wanted to blacken them and this worked perfect. I probably put about 5-7 coats and they came out great. I even did my door handles. The nice thing about doing this is if you don't like how it turns out you can simply peel it right off. Applying this stuff is easy because you don't have to be perfect. When peeling off it will adhere to part you are trying to blacken but will peel off from the part you don't want blackened very easily. This a nice affordable way to get your stuff back.

I had a desk chair that had a worn plastic finish that was peeling in various places (of the type chair you get at WalMart) and I peeled all the cheap plastic off and sprayed the cloth fabric underneath. It made a plastic surface that bonded well to the weave underneath and after a few coats looked better than the original

This stuff is so hilariously handy. I just used it on a paper mache project in place of a sealing step where I would usually use Modge Podge and I am never using Modge Podge to seal ever again! Plastdip not only made the covering of the paper mache more durable and less able to crack, but it also FILLED IN cracks that had already formed in the flour/water mixture I had. I use this stuff on EVA and craft foam as well and it works wonders with filling in pores and keeping the flexibility of the foam itself!