Honestly it's awful. You can't tell if it comes out of the can in globs or bubbles on any of the coats. Both ruin the whole thing and you can't just go back over it like regular plasti dip to cover up any bad sprays. It dries to a matte finish and has the same texture as regular plasti dip. Big swing and a miss for plasti dip.
I am very disappointed in your PPF in a can. I had nothing but trouble with the application of it with following the directions exactly. First of all, the first can started spitting on the project leaving spots in the film, and in addition I was having trouble laying a wet coat down, it was coming out of the can like it was aspirated and was laying down textured. And lastly, two cans was not enough to apply 10 “wet” coats, I only got 6, and I was just doing the front bumper and about 4” of the hood on my Cadillac CT4, excluding the upper and lower grills. Needless to say I’m not very impressed or happy! FYI I did the project in my garage with no wing and with a temp. of 85, and moderate humidity!
