Interior/Exterior Plastidipped side grill
I don't mean to revive an old thread, but for future reference: Plastidip speckles a lot more in the cold. Both the can spraying and as it cures will be affected for the better if the goop's warm and can attach to itself for a smooth, consistent coat.
Just something I learned as I watched the Youtube videos from California and then tried it in Calgary. I'll use multiple cans, leaving one inside to be warm while I use the other outside until it gets speckly. If it's less than ~10-15 degrees C outside, the objects cure slowly or in the speckle they were sprayed in, leaving a rough texture like your last picture. You'll get a full cover with multiple coats, but it won't smooth like it's supposed to.
Just something I learned as I watched the Youtube videos from California and then tried it in Calgary. I'll use multiple cans, leaving one inside to be warm while I use the other outside until it gets speckly. If it's less than ~10-15 degrees C outside, the objects cure slowly or in the speckle they were sprayed in, leaving a rough texture like your last picture. You'll get a full cover with multiple coats, but it won't smooth like it's supposed to.
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