Plasti Dip Spray - Super Grip - 12oz



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The Plasti Dip Super Grip 12oz spray is designed for DIY enthusiasts, homeowners, and mechanics who need to add a non-slip, rubberized texture to smooth surfaces. Its primary benefit is the significant enhancement of grip and control on handles and gear, though users should be aware that while the coating is durable, it may require multiple coats and careful surface preparation to ensure long-term adhesion.
| Model Part Number | 91209 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Plasti Dip |
Plasti Dip is not rated for high-heat applications. Avoid using it on engine blocks, exhaust systems, or parts that reach extreme temperatures.
While it dries to the touch in about 30 minutes, it is recommended to let it cure for at least 4-8 hours before subjecting the surface to heavy use.
It is intended for rigid surfaces. Using it on fabric may result in a stiff, uncomfortable texture and poor adhesion.
Simply find an edge, lift it with your fingernail, and peel the rubberized layer away from the surface.
Yes, Plasti Dip provides protection against environmental elements, including UV exposure, helping to prevent fading.
You are holding the can too close to the surface or applying too much product at once. Use lighter, faster sweeps.
The surface was likely not cleaned thoroughly before application. Ensure all grease and wax are removed with a degreaser.
Shake the can more thoroughly before use and ensure consistent distance from the surface while spraying.
Before application, ensure the target surface is clean, dry, and free of oil, grease, or dust. Using a degreaser is recommended for metal components. If applying to very smooth plastic or glass, a light scuffing with fine-grit sandpaper can improve mechanical bonding.
To apply, shake the can vigorously for one minute after the mixing ball rattles. Hold the can 6 to 10 inches from the surface and use smooth, sweeping strokes. For the best result, build the coating with 3-4 light coats rather than one heavy, wet coat. Once dry, keep the coated surface away from sharp objects that might pierce the rubber layer. If you decide to change the look or grip level, the coating can be peeled off manually by lifting an edge.