Plasti Dip Yellow Liquid Rubber Dip Can (14.5 Oz) for Automotive Enthusiasts – Peelable, Durable Tool Dip & Rubber Dip Coating – Tool Handle Dip Coating for Automotive, Tools & DIY Projects – (1 pack)

The media could not be loaded. Thus stuff is outstanding. I had some old tools that were beat up but I did not want to replace so I just threw new rubber handles on them. The dipping process is quick and easy and it dries fast

Works just as well today as it did 35 years ago - durable.

wished it was the bright yellow color shown on label but it is school bus yellow. used on handles for gym equipment, holding up decent so far. dipping is better than painting on, but it does drip while drying and thin out, which means you'll likely have to apply layers to build it up. the handles are on an angle and because of this it's thinner in some spots on top, hoping it lasts. i used the left over for coating the inside of 2 metal trashcans that were rusting- had i not already spray painted over them this probably would have been a great application- it took a couple days to fully dry but did. applied a second coat and it seems like it will help to stop the rust. was surprised that it did not harden in can after opening but it lasted through the week fine.

It works really well. Two coats. It's not slippery when dried. Very little waste. Not sure how the majority of the can is going to hold up after I opened it and put the plastic lid back on

Easy to apply and get as many applications as I want to get just the right thickness.

will not last after opened should use that day

I can’t get yellow in Hawaii for some reason…so had to Amazon ship it to my sister in America, who sent it on…weird cuz Home Depot sells other colors.Logistics doesn’t have to be logical?

PROS:o Easy to applyo Dries relatively quicklyo SO MANY ways to use this!!!CONS:o None of which I am awareI bought this to use to make a grip on a piece of pipe to use as a "breaker bar", to give myself more leverage (i.e. a longer handle) on my wrenches and such. It worked great for that... then I started discovering other ways to use it... use it instead of heat shrink tubing (just paint it on with at Q tip)... use it to fasten a connector together to make it water resistant... use it to coat the metal feet on my table saw which the rubber had cracked and fallen off... I am still discovering ways to use it. My wife says it is my new favorite thing, and I guess it is. I did transfer it to a "repurposed" olive jar after I opened the can, so it wouldn't dry out, as other reviewers said it does if you use the plastic lid that comes with it. So far, I am thrilled with every project on which I have used it. This stuff is going to stay in my collection of "must-haves", along with duct tape, wire ties, WD40, vice grips, a hammer, and binder clips :-)