Plasti Dip Multi-Purpose Flexible Rubber Coating.  311 gram Aerosol Cans.

Convenient spray for those hard to reach places.

Customers are using this product to coat their wheel rims and usually purchase between 4-6 cans.  The average usage to coat wheel rims is 1 can per rim.  We recommend 5-7 thins coats of Plasti Dip to get good coverage, this will make it easier to peel off the Plasti Dip if required. You can download the Technical Data Sheet below for technical information and usage instructions.  The car in the picture has it's wheels coated with the Matt Black Plasti Dip Spray.

Top Coats are available:

Glossifier - Turns matte Plasti Dip to a Gloss Finish

Silver and Gold Metalizer - Gives a Silver or Gold Metallic finish to your matt Plasti Dip.

Synthetic Rubber Coating

Plasti Dip is a multi-purpose, air dry, specialty rubber coating. It can be easily applied by dipping, brushing, or spraying. Plasti Dip protective coating is ideal for a broad array of do-it-yourself projects around the home, garage, garden and elsewhere. It protects coated items against moisture, acids, abrasion, corrosion, skidding/slipping, and provides a comfortable, controlled grip. Plasti Dip remains flexible and stretchy over time, and will not crack or become brittle in extreme weather conditions. It has been tested and proven in temperatures from -34ºc to +93ºc. Plasti Dip can be dipped, brush coated and sprayed. Add more layers for greater protection and grip. Plasti Dip coats and gives a comfortable, controlled, colour coded grip to all types of tools: lawn and garden, mechanical, electrical, woodworking and masonry.  (Non-skid grit can also be added.)

• WOOD: Seals and protects from weathering and prevents splitting. 
• METAL: Reduces vibration, deadens sound and prevents corrosion. 
• GLASS: Shatter proofs glass objects (available in clear). 
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 Also... PLASTIC, RUBBER, FIBREGLASS and CONCRETE SURFACES! 

Paint onto, spray or dip almost anything! Add more layers for greater protection or grip.

Not only is this stuff good, IT'S FUN!!  

Surfaces which are non-absorbent such as metals should be primed using our recommended Primers which are available in Clear colour. Sizes: .946 litres and 3.78 litres. For coverage and other technical information, please refer to our Technical and Manufacturer's Safety Data Sheets. Plasti Dip is available in 214ml, 429ml, 651ml containers and in 311 gram aerosol cans. Larger Sizes: 3.78 litre and 18.9 litre and (189 litre to order only) in standard Plasti Dip Colours or can be tinted if required. UV, Fluorescent and Glow in the Dark Formulas are also available. 651 ml. Plasti Dip Clear! This new package utilizes the same redesigned container as the Create Your Colour Kit and can be used on its own as a clear dip coating or can be tinted with our Tints-All colourants, or you can use the Create your Colour Kit.

We cannot anticipate all conditions under which this information and our products, or the products of other manufacturers in combination with our products, may be used. We accept no responsibility for results obtained by the applications of this informati on or the safety and suitability of our products, either alone or in combination with other product combination for their own purposes. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, we sell the products without warranty, and buyers and users assume all responsibili ty and liability for loss or damage arising from the handling and use of our products whether used alone or in combination with other products. Ever changing V.O.C. regulations in your area may require you to contact local authorities for proper use and/or disposal of this product. Should you need further assistance, please contact PLASTIC DIPs & COATINGS technical service.  (02) 6550 2656

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PLASTI DIP TIPS; 

Plasti Dip comes in regular or pre-thinned sprayable formulas.  The pre-thinned Plasti Dip is a mix of 1 part Plasti Dip and 1 part Plasti Dip Thinners.  We do not recommend any other type of thinners.  DO NOT use car paint thinners as this will damage the paintwork on the vehicle.

We recommend you wash the vehicle with warm water and dishwashing liquid.  If there are any greasy or waxy areas we recommend using rubbing alcohol to remove them.  Do not use a car wash with silicone to clean the vehicle before spraying as Plasti Dip will not stick to silicone.  We suggest you mask up any areas that you do not want coated and cover your wheels, brakes, etc., if you are not removing the wheels.  The Plasti Dip can then be applied.  You will need a spray gun that will run at 20psi with a 1.3-1.5mil needle, maximum 2mil needle.  If the Plasti Dip comes out of the gun at a high psi the Plasti Dip will dry before hitting the surface and will give a sandpaper finish. Also, we recommend that the spray gun be 6-8”away from the surface, otherwise again the Plasti Dip will dry before hitting the surface and give a sandpaper type finish.  If you get runs you are probably too close or spraying too heavily.  It is recommended that you remove any tape whilst the last coat of Plasti Dip is still wet to avoid the Plasti Dip sticking to the tape.

A small vehicle uses approx. 2 x 3.78 litres of Pre-Thinned Sprayable Formula, a medium vehicle 3 x 3.78 litres and a large vehicle 4 x 3.78 litres and a larger 4WD 5 x 3.78 litres.  These are a guide only as there are many variables such as overspray.  If you are putting a light coloured Plasti Dip over a dark coloured vehicle you will probably use more. It is recommended to put a base of grey Plasti Dip on first if you are putting a light colour over a dark colour to stop the dark colour showing through. This should also decrease the amount of the lighter coloured Plasti Dip required.

If you are using powders it is strongly recommended to put them over several coats of regular Plasti Dip as the powders can discolour the cars paintwork.

If you are applying Plasti Dip over a bare metal surface we recommend you use the Plasti Dip Primer first, once touch dry the Plasti Dip needs to be applied to get maximum adhesion.  We DO NOT recommend you use Plasti Dip Primer on vehicles if you wish to remove the Plasti Dip at a later date.

We recommend 5-7 spray coats of Plasti Dip to ensure a thick enough coating so that it can be easily removed if/when required. It will take approx 4 spray coats to start to get good coverage. 

We DO NOT recommend you use prepsol as this causes static to build up which gives a very rough, furry finish to the Plasti Dip