Plasti Dip Performix (11215-6-6PK) Tan Camo Spray - 11 oz. Aerosol, (Pack of 6)

This is great stuff, Plasti-Dipped a set of wheels for my JK wrangler. The color is definitely the perfect color tan to do a camo theme. I have a Jeep Green JK and used it as straight tan to have a tan/green Jeep.Product is VERY forgiving, I consider myself a noob when it comes to painting anything, however, the wheels turned out fantastic and I couldn't be happier. It stands up well to brushing scrubbing it during a wash, have had sticks drag across it with no damage so far. The amount in each can is a lot more than you would expect also, as long as you follow directions, you will be good. I want to say it only took 2 cans to do 5 wheels for my Jeep, and I did 3-4 coats as instructed on each one.I did change my mind on one of the items I dipped and decided to peel it off, it also worked like a champ. It left zero residue and didn't affect the paint one bit. This stuff is CHEAP when you think about all of the different uses you can do with it.Highly recommended!

Super good results. Best I’ve ever gotten from a rattle can regardless of what I was painting. Follow the directions and make sure to use enough coats.

bought two of these packs and dipped my whole truck and it looks awesome. Be sure to use sparingly and apply several thin coats instead of less thick coats and it will look great when finished. Also avoid applying in very cold temperatures or the can will sputter. IF you are really looking for a great smooth coat this is available in gallon and quart cans for use with an electric sprayer, but I wanted that painted in the field military look and the rattle can method worked perfect for me.

Painting my old, faded camper. It takes many thin layers to look good and get rid of the streaks. However, I’ve used this product before and am confident of the outcome. Just be sure it’s completely dry before removing any masking.

I bought 6 cans and none of them worked. They all sprayed clear liquid with only a slight tint. I shook them up extensively and followed the directions.

I did the fenders and the top, they used to be black, if you apply allot of very light thin layers it comes out really smoothe, but your forearms will be sore for a week

I just rattled canned my 4runner and couldn't be happier. It went on smooth and youd never guess it was out of a can.

Color is slightly darker than expected but love it. Six cans were enough to apply a very generous coat to my Honda Element, probably another six cans would do the whole job with left over for touch ups. Picture is coverage of six cans, base color was silver.