Plasti Dip Wheels

Need to touch them up this winter
 

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No base coat. It was between 5-6 coats, then 2 coats of glossifier. You don't need the base since the coverage is great, but if you want to save a few bucks and only do the last 3 coats of vintage gold then it would still work.

However, with the cobras, I was able to get the 5-6 coats on all 4 wheels with just two rattle cans worth.
 
No base coat. It was between 5-6 coats, then 2 coats of glossifier. You don't need the base since the coverage is great, but if you want to save a few bucks and only do the last 3 coats of vintage gold then it would still work.

However, with the cobras, I was able to get the 5-6 coats on all 4 wheels with just two rattle cans worth.
They look really good.
 
Put it this way. You would be sleeping on the couch for a while.

Hell, i did mine in my garage and the fumes STILL got into the house.
My garage is 2 miles up the road, I hope it doesn't make it all way home. :)... Is this stuff supposed to spray like spray paint? It didn't, I think the 30* temp caused it to spray funny. The wheels look ok after they dried but I tried to put another coat on and it shot out in more of a stream than it did earlier.
 
You should warm the cans first. Try sticking them into a pot of boiling water for about 5mins before you start spraying.
I brought the wheels and plasti dip home to warm them up. Was gonna paint outside instead of in the basement after everything warmed up. Do you think taking the wheels outside after they are warm from being in the house will cause them to sweat?