Customer Reviews for Rust-Oleum FlexiDip 11 oz. Clear Gloss Removable Rubber Top Coat Spray Paint (6-Pack)

To ensure the best results with Rust-Oleum FlexiDip Removable Rubber Coating, we recommend applying 4 or more light coats to build desired coating thickness, followed by 1 medium coat to achieve a smooth final film. Each can has a recommended coverage of 8 square feet.

That is not what we like to hear! Our FlexiDip Removable Rubber Coating should spray evenly from start to finish. It sounds like solids may have settled to the bottom of the can, creating either a partial clog or inconsistent spray pattern. We recommend shaking the can thoroughly prior to, and frequently during use to ensure an even spray pattern. If this does not solve the issue, please give us a call at 800-481-4785, we want to try to make things right.

Thank you for your feedback, Joe. To ensure the best results with Rust-Oleum FlexiDip Spray Paint, we recommend applying 4 or more light coats to build up the desired coating thickness, followed by 1 medium coat to achieve a smooth final film.

Ouch, that was not the intention! It sounds like the nozzle was clogged. Inside each can of Rust-Oleum FlexiDip Removable Rubber Coating Spray is a dip tube that pulls the paint from the bottom of the can to the tip. If the pigment in the paint is too big or if there's not enough pressure behind it, it can get stuck in the tube or tip and the paint won't spray. Try turning the can upside down and spraying for a few seconds. If the clog is in the tip, soaking it in mineral spirits should clear it out. Also, please keep in mind that the color on our paint cans and spray paint caps is a good indicator the final finish. We hold all of our paints to a tight color standard. We recommend testing the product in an inconspicuous area first to ensure it is the finish you are looking for.

Thank you for sharing your experience using our Rust-Oleum FlexiDip Gloss Top Coat, we appreciate your feedback!

Thank you for sharing your experience! Rust-Oleum Flexidip Removable Rubber Coating has been formulated for temporary use and is recommended to be removed after 3 months or less. For the best results, make sure to apply 4 or more light coats to build the desired coating thickness, followed by 1 medium coat to achieve a smooth, final film. Please keep in mind that the color on our paint cans and spray paint caps is a good indicator the final finish. We hold all of our paints to a tight color standard. We recommend testing the product in an inconspicuous area first to ensure it is the finish you are looking for. We are happy to hear that the store was able to make things right with you!

Something is amiss here, Phil. Keep in mind that Rust-Oleum Flexidip Removable Rubber Coating needs at least 4 light coats to build the desired coating thickness, followed by 1 medium coat to achieve a smooth, final film. We also do not recommend the use of a primer with this product.

We understand your frustration! All of our products, including Rust-Oleum FlexiDip Removable Spray Paint, are held to a tight color standard and the color on the cap should be a good indication of the final color and finish. Please keep in mind that the surface condition and the number of coats applied can affect the final color. Four or more light coats should be applied to build the desired coating thickness, followed by 1 medium coat to achieve a smooth final film. Make sure to allow the coating to dry to a matte finish (about 5 minutes) between coats.

Thank you for your feedback, Jim! Inside each can of Rust-Oleum FlexiDip Spray Paint is a dip tube that pulls the paint from the bottom of the can to the tip. If the pigment in the paint is too big or if there's not enough pressure behind it, it can get stuck in the tube or tip and the paint won't spray. Try turning the can upside down and spraying for a few seconds. If the clog is in the tip, soaking it in mineral spirits should clear it out.

Please keep in mind. We recommend to apply 4 or more light coats of rust-Oleum Flexidip to build desired coating thickness, followed by 1 medium coat to achieve a smooth final film. Allow the coating to dry to a matte finish (about 5 minutes) between coats. More coats will result in a thicker
coating which is easier to remove when desired.

Uh oh, that's not what we like to hear! Inside each can of Rust-Oleum FlexiDip Spray Paint is a dip tube that pulls the paint from the bottom of the can to the tip. If the pigment in the paint is too big or if there's not enough pressure behind it, it can get stuck in the tube or tip and the paint won't spray. We recommend thoroughly shaking the can prior to use and as well as often during your application to help ensure an even flow. Try turning the can upside down and spraying for a few seconds. If the clog is in the tip, soaking it in mineral spirits should clear it out.

That is not what we like to hear, Scott! It sounds like our FlexiDip Black Spray Paint may have been sputtering from the nozzle, as this product should spray a smooth even coating over a surface that can be peeled away within 90 days. We recommend shaking the can thoroughly before and during application, and also make sure that the nozzle is depressed fully to avoid sputtering. If paint builds up on the nozzle, wipe this excess away from the tip to avoid splatters on your application surface.