Plasti Dip Blaze Green Aerosol Spray Rubber Coating 11oz

I recently used plastidip to paint the hub caps on my 07 Yaris. Definitely a bold choice, but I love it :) The color green is exactly what I expected. Definitely use the paint from at least 9-12 inches away, otherwise the paint job can be uneven (like mine). The can can run out fairly quickly, I bought one can and ran out painting my 4 hub caps and a snowboard helmet. I'll get another to finish the last couple of layers.Overall, awesome product with a great, professional feel, and a very inexpensive way to improve the look of your car or anything else really. It certainly is in a different league than spray paint.

Looks better on the product better than I expected it to look. Once I have everything coated I’ll post a before and after.

It started out sorayinv just fine, 30 seconds later gushing huge drips out the sides amd not speaking correctly. Got all over my hands and made huge droplets spots on what I was spraying. So cost of the spray and the skeleton I was spraying because it was defective.

I liked the product a lot. The coverage is great application is easy. The only gripe I have Is the default tip gets clogged and the spray pattern can become uneven.

I heard about this product from a friend, decided to buy it, I actually ordered a 2nd can too, and use it to paint something I was building (it was something electronic). The cover I was painting had a few plastic spots where LEDs were mounted behind to light up an emblem, and instead of having to cover all these little areas with painter's tape, I just painted the entire thing. After drying, I cut around the inside lines with an exacto knife, and this Plasti Dip peeled right on off with no problem.

Can’t get the product to stick properly to emblems. It keeps bubbling and peeling on the sides.

The color is really nice did 2 front rims (18inches) with 2 can bought 3 but 1 of the cans were defective and kept overflowing everytime I sprayed.

This worked as it's supposed to, and I had some trial and error with it. I've worked with the black Plasti Dip a multitude of times and it's a different consistency. I wanted to do my aftermarket emblems on my Mazda, since my car is a really dark blue you couldn't really see the black plastic emblems. I used a white base coat and then used this. It's thinner than the black, you really need to be about 6" away and use light bursts, about 3 passes and let it dry in between coats. When it was finished and dried it's SUPER bright! It definitely stands out now!