Rust-Oleum Automotive Peel Coat Spray Review

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Rust-Oleum
Rust-Oleum Automotive Peel Coat Spray, 11 fl. oz.

Can be used on metal, plastic and glass to create a new look for your vehicle
Specifically formulated to allow coating to simply peel away with fingertips for the creation of new designs
Dries to the touch in only 20 minutes and covers up to 8 sq. ft.
Apply 5 or more light coats that are 5 minutes apart to achieve a smooth surface that is easy to remove
High build Matte finish provides a smooth Washable surface

Rust-Oleum automotive peel coat is a temporary, peelable coating designed for customizing various vehicle parts such as wheels, rims and more. The smooth finish is easily washable and provides a temporary coating of up to 3 months.

ABOUT PEEL COAT®
Rust-Oleum® Peel Coat® is a peelable rubber coating that enables endless customization for vehicles. This premium formula is easy to peel, safe to wash and can be applied to metal, plastic, chrome, glass and more. The all-weather coating also protects against rust and road debris. Recommended removal within 6 months.
Paint rims, racing stripes or add other customizations to your vehicle
Peelable rubber coating allows you to change up your look whenever you want
Can go through automatic car wash or be hand washed

BEST PRACTICES WHEN APPLYING PEEL COAT:
Wash vehicles thoroughly and ensure you’ve removed any wax or grease from the surface.
Make sure the surface is completely dry before applying Peel Coat.
Cover and mask off any areas that should not be painted with tape, plastic sheeting, etc.
Hold the spray can 8-10” from the surface and spray slowly and steadily.
Target 50% coverage on the first coat and apply four or more coats for complete coverage. The more coats, the easier the paint is to remove.
Allow each coat to dry to a finish. This should take about 5-10 minutes between coats.
Begin removing tape and other masking immediately after the last coat has been applied to keep clean edges. If you wait too long, the coating may adhere too much to the tape.
Let Peel Coat set for at least one hour before touching or driving the vehicle, wait at least 24 hours before washing.
To peel the coating off, slowly rub along one edge until it begins to peel back and work slowly from the edges.
For best results, remove Peel Coat within 6 months.