That's exactly what I was thinking. Just thought I'd put the thought out there to see if someone had already tried this.

 

I would look at the colors that plastidip has. I have only found a few colors by supposedly they now have a full color lineup. It might be better than rattle canning over it, any future repairs you might have to make will end up being more of a pain that its probably worth

 

I agree totally with you on the fact that any future touch ups would be a pita... But their selection of aerosol can colours is very limited...black, white, the blaze colour line up, and smoke which is translucent. Any body have any experience with the smoke?

 

They have some new camo colors don't they? Im thinking maybe black or tan for a project next summer

 

I'll have to look into those Camo colours...thx for the heads up

 

I think the tan is spray cans only tho :/

 

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Our stretchy, rubbery Plasti Dip® protective coating is now even more interesting and exciting! Our Create Your Color Kit includes one fully redesigned container of clear Plasti Dip and 5 specially formulated tints. This exciting combination provides thousands of color possibilities for any and all of your protective coating projects.

Never seem it in stores

 

I'm liking what I'm seeing on this thread with plastidip. My question is, what kind of prep does it take before you plasti dip something?

 

It depends on the surface, but I use de-natured alcohol to clean up any dirt or grime really well (like my wheels) and it dries fast.

 

Thank ya sir!