Plasti Dip Blaze Blue Spray Coating, 11 oz Aerosol Can, Bright Neon Peelable Rubber Coating, Flexible Protective Spray for Auto, Home, Garden, Craft & DIY Projects

Great stuff

I have fallen in love with plasti dip. The blaze color is really close to a flat Corvette Blue. I have used it extensively on my Saturn Sky to remove reflective chrome on interior trim - which was blinding me while driving. You do need to learn how to use it, and it is different than paint... but it's also easier and much more forgiving.

The coating sprays well and makes a nice even application. Be sure to use a good primer first. If used on flexible plastic, the coating can "float" above the plastic surface when flexed. The spray coating stays together, but may move independently of the surface to which it is applied. Brushing on, as to fix blemished or missed spots, causes the prior coating to liquify slightly and moves the prior coating or leaves bald spots or brush marks. Spraying on only is highly recommended.

I love this color. Went on smooth and clean. Just take your time and layer evenly

Good product. Sticks to tools , upholstery, plastic. I live on the water. I coat all tool handles so they wont slip. Plastics on my scooter were chrome. They were pitted after sanding and plastic coat 100 % change . My boat engine cover are faded from the sun. I sprayed the covers with plastic coat. Its been two months and no peeling and they look newer.

This can of paint was not like other’s of the same that I have purchased. The nozzle for starters was tiny like WD40, it did not spray.. only dripped, so I switched out my other nozzle and tried it. Apparently this can is defective because after shaking vigorously it comes out separated and watery.

I had good luck with this product, Performix 11219 Plasti Dip Blaze Blue Multi-Purpose Rubber Coating Aerosol..., and I had no nozzle blockage problems. The product sprayed uniformly until the can was empty. I use this product to make a box that sits outside weatherproof. I am happy with this purchase and would use it again. EDIT... info from the PlastiDip site says, before applying the material to the surface, they have a cleaner that helps the material to bond to the surface that you need to use first. The material when applied properly will form a moisture proof surface that will protect the metal of a car, plastic from sun fade and this material, when applied properly, can be removed at anytime without any damage to paint, plastics etc.

This rubberized paint creates a great look, but you will need more than you think to get full coverage. Buy an extra can. You will use it.