Rubber dip

Got some things that I need to rubber dip. Khaki color would be awesome. But I'll go with anything. Should I spray or bucket dip??? Best brand???Best deal???

I'm sure we've hashed this before but we're in world of constant improvement right now. And if anybody is a search/link wizzard that helps too... thanks...

Chad

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I found this Google search with videos and articles on rubber dipping clothing. It might be a starting point to begin your search. I too will be interested in the responses to this posting.
rubber dip for clothes - Google Search

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g8NAjkBYj64

To me the plastidip in the can adheres better than the spray on stuff

I got 12 of these home made 45degree brackets plus some other goodies that need dipping.Attachment 419741

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I dipped some rod holders I built. They worked out well from dipping from a small paint tray.

you can buy rubber roof coating at Lowes I think white is the only color but it gives a good coat I think it is an issometric roof coating for trailers

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you can buy rubber roof coating at Lowes I think white is the only color but it gives a good coat I think it is an issometric roof coating for trailers

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Saw that. It's like 22$/gallon too...smiles...

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I've dipped hammer handles and plier handles and it hasn't come off yet (about 2 vrs.)

I've had really good results from the Plastidip in cans from harbor freight. I used to dip the foot stirrup on crossbows among other stuff and never had a problem. Durable stuff !

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I dipped some rod holders I built. They worked out well from dipping from a small paint tray.

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Something else I found that works well is the tupperware containers that sandwich meat comes in, that way you can close it up between dips. If the size works, ofcourse.

I have found that the Plasti-dip works well ... but leftovers in the can dry out and become useable for future projects ... this is simply because used product now creates an air pocket above the product that encourages solidifying of the remaining product ...

Placing some type of “floating lid” on the product (down inside the can) will create a barrier between the product and the air in the can - prolonging the life of the leftover product ...

Also ... denatured alcohol can thin Plastic-dip if the product becomes too thick ...

Rickie

Rubberized powder is the most durable way to go. Kind of hard to get in smaller quantities though.