Plasti Dip Flexible, Protective Rubber Coating Gunmetal Gray Spray Paint 11oz

Works great on metal. Used on my sink organizer that I lost some of the rubber feet on. It was starting to scratch/rust my sink. After applying this product it completely solved the problem and now my sink is protected. It dries fast, however I let it dry 24 hours as a precaution before using as its a wet atmosphere.

I ended up doing 10 coats, only because I messed up a bit. But it ended up looking great! (Used on the Tacoma grill) recommend using a spray nozzle attachment so your hand doesn't cramp up lol

I purchased a few cans of this to plasti dip my wheels and emblems. It works great. I would recommend placing your cans in warm water for about 10 to 15 minutes beforehand, and it makes the spray come out a lot more smooth :). I did about 5 coats, and you have to do light coats. I made this mistake at first, and I did heavy coats, and it ended looking bad. However, I sprayed on light coats, waited 20 minutes in between, and repeated 4 more times. It peels off, so if you mess up or don't like the look, no issue :)

Make sure u have a smooth surface. I sanded down the clear coat but left it a little fuzzy, didn't use high wet get and it left the roof looking like a ragtop, but it's better than the way it looked

All I can say is, this stuff works!!! I made crochet bedroom slippers, use it on bottom, 3 coats, between drying, tough stuff, won't slide!!!👍 It's worth the money! No I am not product paid reviewer! Actual customer of ordering online from Walmart!

You have to be very careful when peeling excess but overall makes car emblems look a lot better and when you pair it with the plasti dip glossifier, you get an excellent result.

Great product at a great price on Walmart.com. You were the cheapest price by far. My local stores don't have this product in stock so it was nice to be able to get it on the website.

The first time I tried this I did my letters on the back of my maxima. It didn't turn out that great because I didn't tape enough of the surface off and I didn't have a clue as to the technique to use so I watched a YouTube video and decided to give it another go. This time I thoroughly cleaned and dried the front grill of my car then I taped off most of the surface beside and under the grill I placed cardboard inside the back of the grill to protect my radiator and hoses and so forth. I used the same can that I had from doing the letters and I started from one side and did back and forth sweeping motions with the can. You can't be too close to the area either or it will drop and run but I let one coat dry and then did another. I like the way it turned out. To clean off the overspray I used wd40.

The product: plastic dip is a great product if you use it as directed( minimum of 4-6 coats! DONT do just 3 and call it good.) Shipping: I've used Walmart shipping twice now. This time I got sent a half can that has plastic dip all over the can. Unacceptable, and now I have to order a new can that I will be picking up... And I looked in the bag, it's completely clean.

I ordered 6 cans for a project. Walmart sent me one can that had been sprayed - the nozzle and top of the can had black streaks and the nozzle was completely plugged. When the cans spray the Plasti Dip properly, it works very well, but the issue is once the cans are partially used, they no longer spray well, making it difficult to get good even coverage, even after replacing the nozzle with a brand new, unused nozzle, and following the directions closely, the Plasti Dip will not spray. The product also does not store well. I keep my paint and related products in a storage closet inside the house so they remain temperature controlled, and after a year of being indoors, the cans will no longer spray. Most of my Plasti Dip projects are items that cannot be applied with a brush or roller, so the spray cans are my only option. Extremely frustrating to not be able to get product out of the can.