Victorfriessen

I was trying to plasti dip my roof black but it looks stripy and I did 6 coats on it,no matter how I spray it has uneven stripes on the texture wich I can spray on at distance or close and dont go away, has anybody tried and post pics of it

shurtual86

Did you shake the can enough? I had a similar problem and I shook the can a bit more and it came out fine.

Victorfriessen

I think shaking it atleast 1 full min should do it or should I shake it longer?

silversky545

I'm about to dip my boss 302 rc car... :-)

Studly_Studright

I tried it once and it looked stripey too. I had everything redone in vinyl looks 10x better, definitely worth the extra money.

BradGT

What's plastidip?

shurtual86

I shook it about a minute, then test sprayed something, to see if I need to shake it more, usually it did need to be shaken more.

shurtual86

There are multiple threads on plastidip

https://themustangsource.com/f691/pl...ip-how-509534/

Zaksgt

The best way to do it is buy plasti dip in a can and use a cheap plug in spray gun. Check out www.dipyourcar.com

Kevin509

I was gonna link to my thread but you beat me to it!

Anyway, for doing larger surfaces like your roof I've heard that it's really tough to get even results spraying right out of the can. Do like Zak says and look into dipyourcar.com and check out their kits that include a spray gun thing.

BradGT

I was being extremely sarcastic, I don't under stand why people have to ask on the fourms about plastidip! Just google it and you will find mountains of info

shurtual86

lol, yeah but sometimes people have a specific problem or issue that hasn't been discussed much, that's what I think.

Getportfolio

You guys are lucky. It's so cold here you couldn't spray it if you wanted to.

My question is: has anyone sprayed their flat/ribbed decklid panels with it?

The factory flat black paint doesn't hold up too well.

Victorfriessen

Yea tell me about it,another issue is when cold,it sprays very bad,I went and heated up the cans and its still not perfect but not stripy at all,now the difference is that the texture looks different in certain areas but not very noticeble

Victorfriessen

Google doesent answer the way a forum does,you get specific answers not just links where most of the time its not what your looking for

Kevin509

I've done my decklid medallion with it, and have had no problems with it adhering to sort of 3 dimensional shapes if that's what you're asking. Just make sure you're adjusting the angles you're spraying from as you go so that you're getting even coverage on all the different angles of the piece and it should be no problem.