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Rust-Oleum Plastic Dip stinks

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YOUR RESEARCHRust-Oleum Plastic Dip stinks

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Use peelable paint

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Wouldn't use a peelable paint for a high contact interior surface.
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Wouldn't use a peelable paint for a high contact interior surface.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I wanted to test it out being I have the aluminum option in my car. Before I do the console and the radio trim I tested it on the ashtray. Prepped with alcohol and 4 coats waiting about 20 min each coat. Horrible. i read about dipyourcar product and ordered a can of it that claims to match our cars. For now this product cracked and stinks. Gonna peel it and start over next week when the dipyourcar can arrives. Any reason why this is going on cracking??

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Generally speaking that happens when you don�t wait long enough between coats�

POST 3Original post

Wouldn't use a peelable paint for a high contact interior surface. I refinished mine with duplicolour trim and bumper paint in satin black. Looks awesome 4 yrs ans 50k km later. All those rubber paint products are designed to be peeled off, will suffer the same fate as that junk oem coating.

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can i see a pic?

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I plan on doing the same thing in the coming days! How did you prep the surface?

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