Repainting golf cart. Can Glossifier be used over any brand paint?
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.
2016724
This is a Plasti Dip enhancer. It is meant for use over matte Plasti Dip to give a gloss finish.
2016725
Even though it should be Ok, I would suggest to use the glossifier as a sealing coat.
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?
1890063
If you want anything to properly adhere you're going to want to scuff, prime, sand, and topcoat. It's a gloss finish paint will eventually flake off with rock chips or carwashes.
1223995
I think you have to use Rust-Oleum brand cans as the spray head is designed to fit in the cart. The good news is there is virtually no wasted paint. We sprayed a grid and used 20-25 cans. They were completely empty.
1301763
The simple answer would be Yes, It sticks very well and could be applied on anything BUT...how well it sticks, is going to depend on the surface finish of what you apply it to. A clean High gloss paint would be best IMO.
231488
I can't answer that question. I used a 32 oz spray bottle on my 2000 Cadillac canvas imitation top. I sprayed very liberally and used a paint brush on the areas where I didn't want to get the product on the car windows. I didn't intend to have any product left when I finished as I have no use for the product elsewhere.
8505
If using an oil based paint such as Rustoleum topside paint, oil based Marine Primer for metal would be best. If for some reason you are using Latex paint then Latex primer would be good. You will not get the gloss of topside paint with a Latex though.
1241981
No paint touch up kit was included.Any black flat paint would work - something like rust - o - leum might be best.
1313045
The textured finish looks more like a satin rather than a gloss; think fresh Rhino-Liner. Not too shiny, not too glossy. It would work well with a matte paint job.
1610707
Hi, from what the manufacturer suggests, it is OK to paint over GOOP. I'm not sure about putting GOOP over the paint though. It may not adhere properly. You could try a test area first....This stuff is really strong holding. I hope this helps.
202961
Definitely a paint brush with blotting, but test on a small area first ... this stuff is quite glossy if it pools at all, and if your surface is what I'm picturing then you might end up with lots of little glossy spots that will make you wish you had used a more "natural look" product.
1995426
There is a glossy finish (clear coat) but you could easily paint it. Use a basic primer first. A stain probably would not work.
1879190
Yes, in the same way as you would re-use a paintbrush or roller. Remove excess paint back into tin; clean with white spirit for gloss paint or water for emulsion. Dry and re-use as you wish.
385124
my use for this paint has been for detail work in coloring 50 caliber ammunition belts for vintage military aircraft and armored vehicle models.as such, I do not know how it would compare to powder coating on larger items.
593424
If you want something that you can easily peel off, you'll need to go with Plasti-Dip Smoke and you can cover that with the Glossifyer. VHT Night Shades is enamel paint and not normally used with Pasti-Dip products. Reference my review Plasti-Dip is good in all other instances that I've used it but not for shading taillights. As stated by others, wet sand the taillight lenses so the paint can grip them then paint it with Night Shades and if you want to add a clear coat, use a standard enamel clear like Dupli-Color Crystal Clear and your taillights will come out great.
1784517
I would use the specially formulated paint products for rust repair. Unless you just want to experiment? If so, good luck, let us know how it goes? When I repair rust on my car it is so much work I would never use a product made for a completely different purpose. But hey, if it's an art car or something? Have at it.
2262405
I use it for stickers all over my car for company advertising. I can get a year out of the waterproof vinyl. I've played with different coatings but jury is still out on what works best even necessary at all. Let dry for 15 minutes and BE SURE you do the warm-water rince, makes a big difference. We are playing with glow-in-the-dark sprays also; but ONLY use Rust-oleum sprays, we used Krylon and the crappy top on the can dripped liquid all over the vinyl, Rust-oleum has great spray nozzles. Also, the best spray we think is the one called Automative Gloss Lacquer - it's for sealing auto-paint and seems to work great on this.
1083887
Hi againGood question and very important. You really do not want to use a GLOSS resin as a laminating resin because it has a surfacing agent mixed-in. It can cause delaminations. Polyester LAMINATING would be the call