I just purchased Plasti Dip's rubber coating spray for my winter boots, can this be sprinkled on after I spray the first coat safely?
748603
Don't know how it would work on boots. I applied it to a wooden dock that was very slippery when wet and it eliminated the problem. I used the whole packet mixed into 1 gal. of porch & deck paint. Highly recommend for that type of problem.
748604
Interestting concept. If you can mix it into the plastidip it'd probably work better, it doesnt sprinkle on like sand and perhaps wont adhere well - though it still produces a sand like surface.
748605
You could try it. I would try the process on a similar sample surface first. This product is a fine powder meant to be mixed in to a volume of liquid. I am not sure it will stick to a sprayed on coating. Good luck!
125533
I don't see why you couldn't. I used a second coat on some of the worst areas and had no problem. I didn't use a primer, but I did spray off the roof the day before with soap and water.
2065246
Amazing Goop Coat-IT dries to a real hard and slippery finish. Like any Epoxy Coating, in my opinion, you could mix a non skid product in the mixture. It will be a little hard to spread, but when the mixture hardens, it should leave you a Non-Skid Finish.
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I apply the snow seal and then use a hair dryer to warm the leather. Then rub the snow seal into the leather while the boot is still warm. The boots won't absorb 100 percent of the sealer so you will have a greasy looking boot for the first few times you wear them but that will diminish with time. I love this stuff! Keeps your feet DRY inside the boots.
2125584
warm the boots up...in sunny spot maybe? and re buff them. Too much wax makes em sticky. Heat and buff thins the coating.
2016726
It can but its not really recommended. Glossifier is supposed used with plasti dip, at least 3-4 coats, and it's not intended to be used as an alternative to clear coat if that's what you're trying to accomplish. What exactly are you trying to do?
1997739
Only use one or the other...if you try to add oil on top of the Sno-Seal wax, it won't absorb into the leather. If your manufacturer recommends boot oil and you have used it and like it, stick with that, otherwise, pick up some Sno-Seal, I love it.
159159
Yes you should be able to do that. I used it on a pair of brown boots and it made them a darker color after applying it.
886139
No, it did not come off when wet (rain/snow) but in my case some of the overly worn areas of the coat just needed some additional touching up and 2 oz just was not enough. I don't believe waterproofing spray is necessary.
1690107
i think it varies with the shoe and the material. i plan to respray at the first sign of a spot. the suede boots i sprayed a year ago are still protected. follow the instructions exactly ... 2 coats, 24 hours apart before you wear the shoes. the denim Doc Martens are still perfect as well
1449720
It just depends how thick the Plasti Dip is. This unit will spray uncut latex paint, which is pretty thick, using a large tip. I think I use about a 19... I don't know how large a tip this unit can use, so look that up, and use the largest tip possible. And use the shortest hose length possible, as the longer the hose the thinner the paint must be. Hope this helps,JK
1185744
I sprayed my car with Plasti-dip with it. It would have worked better if it wasn't clogged with old paint when it was supposed to be reconditioned.
2031804
You must wash it first. An you should be able too. Check out on YouTube plasti dip an it will give you many details.
2016723
I bet it can...but the soft nature of Plastidip may not add much if anything to it. Why not just go with a spray paint low gloss clear coat? it will be more durable in the contact wear areas imo.
997936
It depends how many coats you apply, how tall your boots are, how big your feet are, and how much per coat. I always apply 2 coats, letting them dry completely in between. I soak the whole boot the first time, and soak the foot area both times. I used it on size 10 knee-high suede boots with fringes, which requires more spraying, and have 1/2 a can left. In general, the way I use it, I would say 1 can is good for 3 pairs of knee-high boots (without fringes).
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I used this on a pair of soft suede boots that were a beige taupe color. I think this spray did a good job and protects my boots. It didn't darken the suede either. I can recommend. I imagine if it did well on these light color boots it will work for you.
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Tip--Put your choice of rubber dressing (Armor All, 303, etc.) on the rubber window strips before applying any wax, sealant, etc. The sealant you slop onto the rubber won't stick as much and be easier to wipe off.