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lowes does have a version of plastic paint similar to fusion, but i can't vouch for it. you can have a auto paint shop mix up some paint and elastomer. Thanks, and I may check out the dupli-color.įlexible bumper paint in the spray can only comes in black.

If it all works, then I'll go for the yellow and the new boots. I can try it on them first to see if it will adhere, and if it will end up looking right as well. Well, I've got the black spray plasti-dip and a spare pair of boots. There are soooo many others here with much more experience with this stuff than myself, but I'm just echoing what I've read here & from my very limited experience. Otherwise, depending on what the boots are made of, the only other problem will be whether or not it will stick to the material & not peel. The only problem with PlastiDip is that you're pretty much limited with regard to color choice. I don't know as I haven't actually done this, but I'm just relying on memory from many many weeks ago. Since it's made for vinyl bumpers, it should be fairly flexible. I think that I remember seeing someone talking about using DupliColor paint for car bumpers for this applications. Share Link to this post Send Email to Magic Man Send PM to Magic Man BootsFlatsHeelsSandals & ThongsSlippersSneakersFootwear AccessoriesRainbootsWomens SleepwearShop All Womens SleepwearGownsLoungewearNightiesPyjamasPants. It is not made to be flexible so it will crack. Share Link to this post Send Email to Micksterbat Send PM to Micksterbatĭon't use spray paint. Try a NAPA Auto Parts store, if you don't have 1 near you, you can order it online.

Plasti-dip does come in a yellow spray, and will work well for painting rubber. Share Link to this post Send Email to KnightStix Send PM to KnightStix Otherwise, shoot him an e-mail & I'm sure he'll tell you what you should use. Hopefully, he'll see this thread & reply. I know he's painted a few pairs but am not sure what he used. Re: Yellow spray plasti-dip or spray paint? Share Link to this post Send Email to AWyant Send PM to AWyant Would there be something better to use to paint them yellow other than these 2 options? General Purpose Gloves Leather Gloves PVC Gloves Nitrite Gloves Rubber Gloves Welding Gloves Heat resistant Gloves. Bova Shoes Bova Boots Bronx Shoes Gum Boots. I saw the dip/paint kind, but didn't want brush strokes.Īnyone know if they have it there (unfortunately, Lowes is an hour away, so I can't just run down there and check.) Bata Shoes Bata Boots Bickz Shoes Bickz Boots Bova Shoes Bova Boots Bronx Shoes Bronx Boots Cat.

I don't recall seeing a yellow SPRAY plasti-dip at Lowes the other day. Which would be better? I'm afraid that the spray paint might make the boots sticky (as enamal tends to do to some plastics), but I do have that paint handy. I need to paint a pair of gum boots yellow for my son's costume.

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