Plastidip tank back and sides?

[Chubbers]

Has anyone used plastidip to cover the back and sides of the tank? I will be wedging a 55 into a tight spot and going to do both the sides, and the back. Would like anyone's experience and or pictures! Thanks.

 

[that_fish_Guy]

Plastidip is the stuff you want to use if painting a tank. It peels off too if you mess up or don't like the outcome

Painted this tank with plastidip


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[jsodwi]

Yes I've usef it. Works good. I used a good two and a half cans for a 150g

 

[PhysicsDude]

I used plastidip on mine. Worked great. So easy to apply that a caveman could do it.

 

[krichardson]

I dipped the back of my sixty gallon and I'll get a pic on here now that photo uploading is now working again.

 

[ExoticGREEN]

yup it will work. A lot of ricers do it to there wheels too LOL

 

[krichardson]

yup it will work. A lot of ricers do it to there wheels too LOL

I did it to my wheels and I'm not a ricer lol!

 

[D4213]

This is such a great idea! Knew about people using it on wheels, but didn't even think of a tank. I may have to go buy a few cans....

 

[Mr.Manaconda]

Better than krylon...& it's pretty tough - not as easy to scratch as you may think once it's fully cured.


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[Chubbers]

I have it on my wheels, and all over my wrangler for accents for that matter. I was just curious if it was used in the hobby successfully, and am happy to hear it. Using it was my original choice for the 55 Ive got to get back into the hobby, but now I've started a 3D backdrop and cave system. Is that blue the "blaze" dip?