Rust-Oleum peel coat

So the wifey wanted her badges done in red to go along with the red theme she’s got going on. I did them with the Rust-Oleum peel coat. I think it came out amazing!

 

That turned out good....What is that stuff like to work with? Is that similar to plasticrap so it's reversible?

 

No, did them on the vehicle.

I’ve never used plastidip before but from what I understand, it works the same. It was very easy to do. I just tape off a square around them for overspray, applied 5 light coats from every direction for full coverage, finished off with one thick coat, and peeled it off. It peeled off crisply around the letters and then I used a dental pick to remove the areas inside the letters buy working up a corner and then peeling it out. And yup, it’s completely reversible.

 

Nice. I have never used plastidip either.

 

Mine held up amazing on my taco I had, did all of them and held up for three years with never having to touch them up ... I was pretty impressed with how well it did..

 

I said this in another thread but I've used plasti dip and peel coat both and hands down like peel coat better. I feel like it is a bit thinner than Plasti dip but way easier to spray. I did the wheels on my Ford about 2 years ago and have had zero problems. I think I did about 8 coats a wheel and have been more than happy with it.

 

I had it on my 3rd Gen 4Runner for 3 years till I should it. The grill held up decently but did "chip" with rocks and bugs hitting it. But to be fair my Camry's factory paint was all chipped to hell from rock and bugs from the CO roads.