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

It's is the same as a thin layer of latex paint at best

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This product is terrible. Get the pastidip brand instead. This just ran off of everything like water. Bought a can of plastidip and it worked perfectly.

Rubs off too easy but looks great

Performed exactly as represented.

Sprays terrible. So hard to use. I had to get it all off my rims. It's like spraying water, it runs immediately.

Not as good as the other stuff. Goes on thinner, more likely to clot, more likely to run and harder to peel off. Not as forgiving of unprofessional application. Stay away when the better stuff stuff costs the same. Two stars because it does work, seems closer to spray paint, except that spray paint isn't intended to go on that thick. Essentially what you are doing is spraying a trash bag on a surface. So why something that takes more coats, is easier to mess up and harder to peel off if you get it wrong.

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If only they had a minus star option, we did exactly as instructed to paint on rims did 7 light coats, and if you even touch it leaves smush marks not sure how these will drive down the road without lifting, scrufing and peeling off, and going through a car wash i'm sure they will be a mess. not durable, not strong, not long lasting, not worth spending all that careful time painting on and waiting between each drying time then another coat, what a waste I will be contacting rustoleum for a full refund. Now we have to spend hours removing it Great :( DO NOT BUY!! BAD PRODUCT!!!

The FlexiDip paint produced a nice finish to my project. I will definitely use this product for more similar projects.

I have used both Rustoleum and PlastiDip peelable paint and Rustoleum sprays a finer mist leading to a smoother, evener finish. It also does not clog the tip like PlastiDip tends to do.

Easy to apply ! Great product

This product did not cover well or coat the shelf at all. It smells horrible and does not build up a coat, even after multiple coats.

First time using the product. Seems to be a good product to prevent slipping

I painted my yeti tumbler with this paint and it looks great! Very durable. Non slip grip! Highly recommend for this purpose!

This works but plan on it taking a while. You must use many, many, many thin coats to avoid runs and still get it thick enough to look nice. Also it's tough to keep the edges smooth when you take the tape off. In the end for cars at least it may be cheaper to buy pre-made striping. One 4" stripe down a rocker panel on small car takes more than 1 can. It does peel off really well and overspent just wipes off even after drying.

I have used a similar product in the past, as nd thoght I eould give this a try since there was an available clear coat to go eith it. Worked great on the front of my car for winter paint protection. Anticipating easy removal in the spring.

Great product. I used it to coat a kitchen sink grid in which the rubberized coating was peeling off.

This paint covers nicely and appears to have good adhesion . I used this on a set of trailer wheels , & now they look great . Don't know how long this product will hold up since I haven't used the trailer yet, but definitely cheaper than buying new wheels . If I have to touch up later no biggie .

not impressed at all used black and clear on a clean surface, next day was peeling off. waste of money and time.

No matter how much I shook it I kept getting droplets from the can. With regular paint that can be sanded out to some extent but not with plasti-dip. Very disappointed as a different brand did not have this issue at all.

Same price as plasti-dip, only plasti-dip won't remove paint from your rims as you apply it. this DESTROYED my rims. Luckily, they were pretty screwed up already, because if they weren't there would have been a really big issue. Immediately returned the unused cans, bought plasti-dip and applied it, which (mostly) covered up my horrendous mistake of buying this product. Get this junk off the shelves.

Best and safest way to trial and error for paint testing and and removal. Paint it, don't like it? Remove it without solvents or sanding simply by pulling it off after it dries. Can also make custom shades with this product by lite or heavy coats of other colors and yet still remove it without a big hassle, even when clear coat has been applied. In fact, the more paint or layers, the easier it is to remove if needed. Neat product, many uses and applications. *** Home depot price was $2 less than 3 other competitors I visited.

Works great to protect outdoor wooden surfaces. Easy to wash finished surfaces.

I used it on my trailer rims and on my toilet bowl screw heads. I love it!

Used this to paint chrome bumpers & wheels on my 4runner. Made me look like a pro! Covers really good, lays really well , dries smooth . Will use it again .

Flexi dip actually turned out to be a lot better than plexi dip. Rust-Oleums product held up better and didn't tear or peel when I went through the car wash. To me, the matte black turned out great on my Z and the rims turned out pretty good with white. But the thing that impressed me the most, was that I didn't have to deal with and drips or runs. I say try it out and see what you think for yourself, but cut corners. Take your time and prep the area your going to spray......that's why it normally turns out looking bad for a lot of people.

This product makes for a an easy, quick weather proofing surface. It covers well and evenly.

On paper, this is a great product idea with many potential uses. For me, I envisioned using the spray to create a heavy rubberized grip on a pump shotgun as well as the grip handles of some inexpensive air tools. In reality, my results were fairly mixed. Application is tricky. If you are a good, experienced spray painter you might have some good results. Patience is key. For me, I am not a natural painter, spray or otherwise, and I struggled to control the spray pattern and the drips. Misting the product on in many, light coats is the only method for success. By the third attempt, I was starting to get better, but I wasn't happy enough with the progress to justify running out and getting more spray. In the right hands, this could be very cool, but I think most consumers will struggle to get it right.