Plasi-dip equivalant on Grab one!
By Samalini. 08/08/14, 07:43 am |
| Hi All for any one interested in using Plasi-dip for sealing EVA foam, right now on grab-one they are selling 2x cans of a product which is basicly the same for $25 ( 30 with shipping in auckland) Its a really good deal! I'll post the name of the product when it arrives :) |
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Re: Plasi-dip equivalant on Grab one!
By Samalini. 08/08/14, 07:44 am |
| Its on sale as "wheel spray paint" |
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Re: Plasi-dip equivalant on Grab one!
By Rolly. 09/08/14, 11:45 am |
| What is plasi-dip? Have you used it before? :O |
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Re: Plasi-dip equivalant on Grab one!
By Samalini. 18/08/14, 06:45 am |
| I haven't used Plasti-Pip before. Its basicly a rubber-type paint. I have got a can which was $39. I'm going to use it to seal my EVA foam armour as almost all tutorials I've come across have said that EVA foam needs to be sealed before painting and Plasti-Dip is the best stuff to use.
This other rubber paint (spray can version) just arrived and I have found the link to the store it comes from; http://www.kiwieshop.co.nz/product/2-x-400ml-rubber-spray-paint/2747.aspx
I will try using it to night to see if its any good. |
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Re: Plasi-dip equivalant on Grab one!
By Rolly. 18/08/14, 12:08 pm |
| Is that what people are using nowdays to seal EVA foam? Back when cosplay was a budding hobby, we used PVA glue or gesso or mod-podge to seal out foam. I personally use a combination of ironing, and hair spray. |
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Re: Plasi-dip equivalant on Grab one!
By Samalini. 19/08/14, 01:54 am |
| That what I've seen on most tutorials and instructables, but they do also have the PVA (watered down slightly) option for sealing. They just say that Plasti-Dip is the easiest.
I've done a few coats with this knock off stuff. Waiting for it to dry so will post an up-date tomorrow on how its worked out. |
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