Plasti Dip Plastic/Rubber Paint - 750ml (White)

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The main risk when it comes to using Plasti Dip on chrome is that it might peel off easily, considering how smooth chrome-finished surfaces are. Plasti Dip is a sprayable rubber coating that can be applied to just about any surface to do 2 things: Fantastic product, I used the plasti dip spray cans on my car wheels, grill, spoiler and door handles I'm really impressed how good it looks and how hard-wearing it's been, just make sure u prep everything properly and it goes on great will definitely buy again" There’s a huge difference between cheap, chrome-coated ABS plastic trim seen on modern cars, and actual stainless steel or brass parts electro-plated with chrome seen on classic cars.

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As long as you take the right precautionary measures and apply each coat with patience and finesse, you should be fine. Plasti Dip is so easy to work with, even on the smallest of details. Love it! It is exactly what I needed." Remember that you don’t need to use any abrasives. With that in mind, avoid sanding down the chrome. The whole point of using Plasti Dip is to be able to take it off later to reveal the original surface. Protects coated items against moisture, acids, abrasion, corrosion, and skidding/slipping, and provides a comfortable, controlled grip The process of using Plasti Dip on chrome sounds really easy and that’s because it is! You don’t need any special tools or special skills, and there’s plenty of room for error.Plasti Dip can be dipped, brush coated and sprayed. Simply add more layers for greater protection and grip. This will ensure that none of the Plasti Dip unintentionally enters the engine bay. Mask off everything around the grill including the headlights, bumper, and hood. Technique Resists moisture, temperature (-34°C to +93°C), alkaline, acids, salts, abrasion and most chemicals. The main concern when doing the wheels is to avoid spraying your calipers, rotors/drums, and other sensitive components located behind your wheel. We’ll explain how to use Plasti Dip on chrome, what precautions to take, and list everything you’re going to need for the process.

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The first coat should only be a light dusting, with enough transparency to be able to see the original surface. Dial this up on the second coat, with the original surface barely visible. You don’t have to spend hours sanding down surfaces, nor do you have to meticulously squeegee out those annoying vinyl bubbles. All you need is a few things that you’ll probably find lying around in your house or garage. NOTE: Surfaces that are non-absorbent such as metals should be primed using our recommended Primers, which are available in Clear and Grey. The result is usually surprisingly good. And the best part is that you can always take off the coating when you’re bored of it. How to Plasti Dip Chrome You want to wait for each coat to dry before you apply the next one. The core component of effective Plasti Dip application is adhesion. If you let each coat dry before applying the next one, it will form a strong bond, and the result will stay intact for a really long time.