Plasti Dip is a rubbery coating made to bond to most surfaces, and is commonly used on handles for tools. It’s meant to stand up to outdoor applications and extreme temperatures, and it can extend the ...

Your car represents who you are and what you’re about, so picking the right one for you is a difficult decision to grapple with. Then once you have your car, you have to decide what color you want it ...

Who would have thought making significant exterior color changes could be so easy? Just a few years ago the thought of a DIY spray-on rubberized coating in a can that's easily applied and removed (but ...

In part 1 of Alternative Auto Finishes, Hard Working Trucks takes a closer look at Plasti Dip, which offers a less expensive and non-permanent way to change the color of your truck or van.

"Plasti Dip" and its other-brand equivalents are sprayable removable rubberizing coatings that have become a popular way to customize cars. It sort of holds like a vinyl wrap paint, but mixes a little ...

I’ll rebuild an engine if it needs it. I’ll tune a carburetor if it’s out of tune. I’ll even weld in a rust hole if there’s something that needs patching. Why, then, is removing the plastic-dip from ...

Wheels. They’re delicate, they’re important and they’re probably the first thing on your car to have a scratch. They were never a good paint candidate because they’re such a crucial part of your car’s ...

We got "dip" trouble in River City. Not dip for chips and nachos. But the booming business of "dipping" or coating, tools, vehicles and even household items in rubberized coatings that has become as ...