High Gloss Plasti Dip 3.78ltr
Plasti Dip® Dip Can
Clear High Gloss Clear Top Coat Plasti Dip 3.78 litre. Premium Peelable Thermoplastic Lacquer Coating.
MULTI-PURPOSE RUBBER COATING
Plasti Dip is an air-dry, specialty rubber coating. In fact, it’s the original peelable, flexible, insulating, non-slip, durable rubber coating. The Plasti Dip product line provides a wide range of coating solutions from automotive customization to home improvement.
ATTRIBUTES OF PLASTI DIP®
- Plasti Dip developed High Gloss Top Coat to provide a harder more durable finish than standard glossifier. This new formula is more rigid than standard Plasti Dip but gives you improved scratch and scuff resistance.
- Plasti Dip Glossifier gives dried Plasti Dip’s matte finish a shiny, glossy look.
- Plasti Dip Enhancers are formulated to bond with the unique chemical structure of cured Plasti Dip for superior adhesion and long life. Plasti Dip Enhancers are not recommended for use on any other surface.
- Protects coated items against moisture, acids, abrasion, corrosion, and skidding/slipping, and provides a comfortable, controlled grip
- Peelable and removable from most surfaces
- Remains flexible and stretchy over time
- Will not crack or become brittle in extreme weather conditions
- Proven in temperatures from -30°F to 200°F
Clear High Gloss Top Coat Plasti Dip 3.78 litre Premium peelable Thermoplastic Coating
Clear High Gloss Clear Top Coat Plasti Dip 3.78 litre. Premium Peelable Thermoplastic Lacquer Coating.
Give It Some Shine!
New High Gloss Top Coat
Plasti Dip High Gloss Top Coat gives you a new level of gloss and clarity that goes beyond existing clear coatings. High Gloss Top Coat is perfect for use with effect pigments or as a high gloss layer over your existing finish.
Plasti Dip developed High Gloss Top Coat to provide a harder more durable finish than standard glossifier. This new formula is more rigid than standard Plasti Dip but gives you improved scratch and scuff resistance.
Application
Applying High Gloss Top Coat takes a little more finesse and skill than normal Plasti Dip. Always start with a good looking base coat. Once you have a good base coat, you apply the Top Coat. Top Coat needs to be applied so that each pass of your spray gun overlaps the last pass by at least 50%. You want the surface to remain wet looking as you spray. This is the only way to get a consistent shine and gloss. This takes practice and becomes harder to do when you go to spray larger areas.
Keep temperature and humidity as stable as possible. Sudden changes while the top coat is drying can cloud or change its appearance. If you spray indoors, don't move your project outside until the topcoat is fully dry.
With the right care and practice you can achieve a world class finish. A little more difficult to apply than regular Plasti Dip Gloss.
Start small to gain experience (doing your wheels is a perfect start) and work up to larger projects. When you move to larger jobs select a good Earlex MS2901 HVLP Sprayer.
