The Plasti-Dip Thread
#522
#523
Hmmm... Wonder if my exhaust pipe will fit in my wife's oven...lol...
#524
There are guys on the gun forums that build hot boxes to do long guns. Cerakote doesn't take a lot of heat to cure. If memory serves, it's less than 400 degrees F. Some sheetrock and a couple electric coal starters on a thermostat/rheostat would probably do it. Rigid rockwool sheet would be even better.
Last edited by cggorman; 01-12-2016 at 03:41 PM.
#525
#526
There are guys on the gun forums that build hot boxes to do long guns. Cerakote doesn't take a lot of heat to cure. If memory serves, it's less than 400 degrees F. Some sheetrock and a couple electric coal starters on a thermostat/rheostat would probably do it. Rigid rockwool sheet would be even better.
is at the auto parts store?
#527
And for 12-15 bucks a can it is a bargain.
#528
no, it's advertised as being peelable, so it rub it and it will peel off, plus I doubt it's gas resistant, I bet it wont last a week on a gas tank
it's just junky stuff that was never intended to paint automotive or motorcycle parts to begin with, people only started doing it because it can be easily removed. It doesn't bond well like paint does.
The stuff is just a waste of time and money, at best I can't imagine plasti-dip lasting more than a year, if you really want something painted just paint it right or powder coat it, good spray paint is actually cheaper. Krylon is good stuff.
plasti-dip is kids stuff.
Last edited by LunaticFringe; 01-12-2016 at 09:34 PM.
#529
no, it's advertised as being peelable, so it rub it and it will peel off, plus I doubt it's gas resistant,
it's just junky stuff that was never intended to paint automotive or motorcycle parts to begin with, people only started doing it because it can be easily removed.
The stuff is just a waste of time and money, at best I can't imagine plasti-dip lasting more than a year, if you really want something painted just paint it right or powder coat it, good spray paint is actually cheaper.
plasti-dip is kids stuff.
it's just junky stuff that was never intended to paint automotive or motorcycle parts to begin with, people only started doing it because it can be easily removed.
The stuff is just a waste of time and money, at best I can't imagine plasti-dip lasting more than a year, if you really want something painted just paint it right or powder coat it, good spray paint is actually cheaper.
plasti-dip is kids stuff.