When the film dries, if it is put on cracked paint to prevent it from chipping, will it pull the paint up? going on plastic on a utv.
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I have never used the tape on cracked paint, so if the paint starts to life I assume the tape will as well. I have had the tape on the front of my hood on my Chevy Silverado for over two years and it's still in good shape.
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MY husband does all sort of auto detail work his reply is..." as with any sort of plastic enhancer/preserver you need to remove any sort of over spray or wipe over on to painted surfaces as soon as possible. However, none of such products including this one, will do anything more than leave a light film on today's clear coat paints. This product being extremely thin in consistency will wipe off rather quickly should you happen to get any on any painted surface. Any such items IF left on a painted surface are usually very easily removed using a light wiping of things such as wd40, bug tar remover, or even conventional rubbing alcohol. I might add, anytime any such mild solvent is used to remove anything from a painted surface, an fresh application of wax over the cleaned surface is a best practice.
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Can be rolled-on if you have large flat area. Will definitely leave brush marks if you drag your brush thru more than once or twice. Strongly recommend cleaning / prepping surface first; otherwise, overlapping rolls / strokes may pull up the paint that you just put down (...ask me how I know this!!). This is GOOD, high temp paint. Should last a long time. Just needs proper prep prior to application. GOOD LUCK.
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Mine looked to be made of Black Plastic Material and it had a shinny and smooth surface. The truck is gone so I cant go out to verify. As with just about any surface, I would imagine one could properly rough up the surface to accept the proper automotive paint without a hitch.
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I used this on a steel boat tank. My tank needed a repaint so I did not need to be careful. It did not seem to peel paint that it got on. I would not want to get it on good paint though, as it is very tenacious and not easily removed. I do not know how it would effect a plastic or fiberglass tank. It can be painted once dry and seems to be holding up well. Mike
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I think it might peel off paint. It has a pretty tacky/sticky/grippy adhesive. I'd go for removable vinyl instead. It would stay up for even a couple years and still come off well. The permanent is supposed to stay.
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I waited a couple of hours before I re-mounted my wheels. The paint was dry to the touch by then, so I figure it ought to have been dry enough to accept paint. By the way, we had a harsh winter here in SE Pa. and the caliper paint held up great. Still as bright as they were the day I painted them.
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Just a helpful hint for you guys, Now this depends on how much you use the gun but I will leave a light coating of gun oil on the light lens that way if need be I can wipe it on my shirt or with my fingers if need be during and operation. Wont work if you going to leave the gun on a shelf or in your safe because it will dry out. The oil keeps all that crap from sticking to the lens. I am assuming this has a glass lens like my surefire lights.
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I've used it on vinyl and plastic with great success. I'd say that if the fabric is not prone to pilling, it should receive the paint well.
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If there is a chip in the paint it will rust. We got covers to protect them.
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It's very heavy duty, and it seems to be painted well, but it is steel. If the paint gets chipped, it will start to rust. How long it lasts will be a direct result of how well you take care of it. If you keep the scratches covered (repaint them) so it can't rust, then it should last a very long time.
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This paint will most likely stick to plastic, but I would make sure to put a sealant on it (like a Golden brand sealant for indoors or outdoors depending on where you plan to put it.
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If you remove it carefully, it doesn't hurt the paint. The adhesive can leave a residue behind, but some goof-off can resolve this.
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Well it probably depends on the type of plastic that you are dealing with. I can tell you that I sprayed part of my tail lights on my truck. I find that it coats just fine. No issues of yet. Depending on the type of plastic, you might want to sand it down before spraying.
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You can use fluid film over paint since it is a protectant - it is not corrosive.
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I would ask a car dealer or body shop or even a Pep Boys... because I do not know! Or try inside door where the paint is and see what happens...
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It depends on what u adhere it to. It should peel off cleanly on most plastic surfaces, but it may either leave residue or peel off paint I'd u ahere it on a painted surface. Mine left a mark on a stainless steel trash can. However, it had been on there for two years so length of time is another important factor.