I have several old tools that I want to add some grip to, and some synthetic rope I need to dress the ends of.
Never really used this stuff before, so I’m gonna call it an experiment.
I have several old tools that I want to add some grip to, and some synthetic rope I need to dress the ends of.
Never really used this stuff before, so I’m gonna call it an experiment.
I’ve used in on my truck’s wheels, front mask and rear bumper. It’s good stuff for that application but I can’t imagine it being durable enough to last in a tool handle.
One of the original forms of the product was a can into which you could dip an item to coat it. https://plastidip.com/product/plastidip/
That’s the only way I’ve ever used it. The aerosol looked so unhealthy lol.
If you literally dip it in the can then it might be thick enough to actually last. I’ve only bought it in aerosol cans and even after several thick coats it’s still relavitely prone to scratching.