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I have not,but it seems worth trying. Sort of like the silly putty think
Is this the stuff you mean?
www.plastidip.net.au/.../plasti-dip
Some stuff that might be interesting.
https://sites.google.com/view/airbrush-and-modeling/home
On The Bench.
Tiger 1 and Tooheys.
It's available in several containers, from a small bottle with a brush in the cap to 22oz. cans or 11oz. spray.
Tarasdad
On the Bench:
You might want to read the page before getting this product for modeling purposes: "PLASTI DIP® is flexible and won’t crack, chip, peel..." and further on: "Surfaces which are non-absorbent such as metals should be primed using our recommended Primers..." As to removal: "
Yes, Plasti Dip® really does peel off. We always suggest a minimum of 4-5 coats, not only for durability, but to make sure it peels off in large pieces when you are ready. ..."
And perhaps most importantly for most of us:
No, Plastic Dips & Coatings does NOT ship outside of Australia."
Bottom line, use the tool designed for the job.
Remember, if the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.
Agreed! Plastidip works well when coating tool handles, ie. hammers, screw-drivers, pliers, etc. But, even then, it doesn't stand up to much exposure to solvents either. I'd use something else for modeling.
"All you mugs need to get busy building, and post pics!"
pws73703I was just curious as a mask or unsure about a color and not have to commit to it and strip it down just peel it off
That is how I understood your first question. The stuff will spray on and does peel off leaving no residue on 1:1 chrome and auto paint.
As to how it would work on a model for masking?? Good question and now you have been appointed as: "Tester Of The Stuff"(TOTS).
Your job is to get out an old test model, set it up (prime etc.) and then test the Plastic dip. If it works you'll be awarded the highest modeler prize of all (details to follow in a separate envelope).
You report on this cutting edge procedure will make your name a household word and the fame and fortune you receive will be beyond price.
Good Luck TOTS (formally known as PWS73703) We Salute You
Steve
Building the perfect model---just not quite yet
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