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product_id: 267203845
title: "Performix 12213 Plasti Dip Black - 22 oz. Dip Can"
brand: "plasti dip"
price: "46872 Ft"
currency: HUF
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
url: https://www.desertcart.hu/products/267203845-performix-12213-plasti-dip-black-22-oz-dip-can
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region: Hungary
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# Weather-resistant flexibility Peelable & easy to remove Moisture & corrosion protection Performix 12213 Plasti Dip Black - 22 oz. Dip Can

**Brand:** plasti dip
**Price:** 46872 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Performix 12213 Plasti Dip Black - 22 oz. Dip Can by plasti dip
- **How much does it cost?** 46872 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/267203845-performix-12213-plasti-dip-black-22-oz-dip-can)

## Best For

- plasti dip enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted plasti dip brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Weather Warrior:** Resilient against extreme weather—no cracks, no brittleness.
- • **Comfortable Grip:** Enjoy a controlled hold that enhances your performance.
- • **Effortless Removal:** Peel away the past with ease when you're ready for a change.
- • **Ultimate Protection:** Defend your surfaces against moisture, acids, and abrasion.
- • **Long-lasting Flexibility:** Stay flexible and stretchy, no matter the conditions.

## Overview

Performix 12213 Plasti Dip Black is a versatile 22 oz. dip can designed to provide a protective, peelable coating for various surfaces. It guards against moisture, acids, and abrasion while ensuring a comfortable grip. Its flexible formula remains intact in extreme weather, making it the ideal choice for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals.

## Description

Performix 12213 Plasti Dip Black - 22 oz. Dip Can

## Features

- Peelable easy to remove from most surfaces when ready to remove
- Protects coated items against moisture acids abrasion corrosion and skidding/slipping
- Provides a comfortable controlled grip
- Remains flexible and stretchy over time
- Will not crack or become brittle in extreme weather conditions

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Manufacturer | Plasti Dip |
| Brand | Plasti Dip |
| Model | 12213 |
| Item Weight | 1.4 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 6 x 3.5 x 6.5 inches |
| Item model number | PERFORMIX - 12213 - 1/PACK |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Exterior | Painted |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12213 |
| Special Features | Insulates, Deadens sound, Removable, Flexible, Stretchy, Chip resistant, Moisture resistant, Acid resistant, Durable in extreme weather conditions |

## Images

![Performix 12213 Plasti Dip Black - 22 oz. Dip Can - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/6149r3cSBmL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How durable is the coating? I'm hoping to dip the handles on some of my "cheap" auto tools with this.**
A: I dipped the handle of a snap-on screwdriver 30-years ago numerous times. It was durable for many years. That screwdriver new sells on E-bay today for $50. The rubber coating hardened and parts of it fell off, and parts of it had to scraped off with a utility knife leaving a very ruff surface. I wouldn’t use it ever again on any expensive new tool. Now, I have to purchase it again to make the screwdriver usable because after scraping it off the “plastic” handle it is too ruff to use. Might be better for bare metal surfaces that are easier to clean.

**Q: This stuff hardens after it is opened, even if stored like instructed.  So then you have to thin it with lacquer to use it …how well does this work?**
A: Get the smaller size, 14 oz, and keep it, the whole can,  in an evacuated, 1 quart canning jar. I have had good luck doing this with epoxies, Shoegoo, etc. The oxygen seems to be the culprit. My opened Shoegoo flows like new after many months having been stored in a vaccuum. In the past, the Shoegoo tube would harden,even if kept tightly screwed closed. Hard to put xylol in a tube !!! It may not last forever, but the vacuum sure slows the deterioration. A little xylol could also be added. If the can lid leaks, the residual oxygen will be sucked into the jar.

**Q: If there is s very small area that is peeling can you use small paintbrush with it? Area is too small for spray. Thanks!**
A: You sure can. It's great with a paint brush.you can even think it out if need me.   I use a paintbrush in fact to dip electronic boards. Especially ones that have connections that can't be dipped. Use the brush to coat the board to prevent it from getting into connection ports. If your using it to fix a part that is peeling, I pull off any lose pieces and then use sandpaper or something to rough the surface were the plasti dip ends. Helps it to stick and not peel off again.

**Q: I have a computer charger that has a split in the rubber. Can I dip the cable to cover the spots of exposed wire? It is completely split in one area.**
A: Absolutely! But I wouldn't dip it. Start by cleaning the area thoroughly with rubbing alcohol. If more than one of the wires inside the cable is bare, wrap it with a small piece of electrical tape. If you use tape you will need to clean again after applying. Then using a small piece of flat wood (tongue depressor or Popsicle stick) to spread a thin layer of Plasti Dip. Allow to set up overnight, and repeat until the desired coating is achieved. Hope this helps. All the best, Fred

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Great dip. Does have its limitations, but a great and versatile product.
  

*by K***I on Reviewed in the United States on 14 February 2016*

I have used this stuff many times in the past. One thing that I have learned. Spend the extra money and buy it in this 22oz paint type of can. They sell a smaller can, that has a plastic lid. That can has a pull top to open it, and then you seal it up after you use it with the plastic lid. The problem with that is that it lets the dip dry out. Even if you do not re-open it, once it is open, it is just a matter of time, basically within a month or so, it will be dried out too much to use, and you will have to throw out what is left. This can has a metal lid, not plastic, and does a great job at sealing the can. I bought some about 5 months ago, and have used it multiple times, on multiple things, and even after opening it up multiple times, and 5 months later, it is still just about as fluid as when I first bought it. The one with the plastic lid would be in the garbage by now. Just remember to seal it up good with the lid, and you will be good for a long time.Some things that I have used it for. I dipped the end of some reachers in it to give them some grip. I recommend doing a couple of dips for some durability. One coat is good for coating something if you are not going to be rubbing that area, but if you are, like on the end of a reacher, I recommend doing about 3 dips for a good coating. I had a short in the ground on a car, and ran a new ground cable. I patched it in to the original line by a flat piece of copper, crimping them together. Problem was, it is going to be getting wet, so after crimping them together, I put a thick coating of this stuff over it to protect it from the weather, and salt, etc. I also used some for the same thing, but for a connection for some security cameras, where the connection was outdoors. Works great there too. Got a metal flashlight that you do not like the feel of. Put a coating of this where you grab. I have even dipped my pliers handles in this stuff, after the original coating failed.This stuff has lots of uses, and is very versatile. Even after years, it is still pretty pliable and does not get hard. It has insulating properties, so it can be used on some electrical stuff too. Just remember, make sure when you use it that you have about a full day to let it dry good before you re-coat, or use whatever you put it on. Yea, I did see someone say that you cold do it after a half an hour. trust me, it is just dry to the touch at that point in time, meaning it will not be sticky. Once it is dry, and cured, it will shrink down to a thin layer that is a fraction of the thickness of when you put it on. That does not happen in 30 minutes.One last thing to note. This stuff goes on like paint. What I mean by that is that it does not stick to surfaces like glue does. It will stick, but if the surface is flat / smooth, and you scrape the edge, it will start to peel up. It sticks like regular household paint does. There is no real bonding to anything, that will make it one with whatever you put it on, like glue does. The only way that there will be bonding is if it can attach and soak in, in some way, like attaching itself to cloth, as in clothes, cloth gloves, etc where it can meld in with the material that it is being attached to. Other then that, do not expect too high of a bonding process.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A real winner!
  

*by B***N on Reviewed in the United States on 11 September 2020*

I had been given a can of this (in red) some time ago and finally got around to trying it on some tool handles.  I was really impressed!  It wasn’t long after that when I purchased a Manhasset sheet music stand and much to my dismay, the feet of the stand were bare metal and a bit rough.  Not wanting the floor to get scratched up, this product came to mind so I ordered a can of the black dip.  Once again, the results were impressive.  I masked off the feet and it only took “two dips” to get the result I was looking for as can be seen in the photos.  The important thing is—follow the directions! I have seen a complaint or two about the fact that the can is not filled all the way to the top.  Well, think about this……if it was filled all the way to the top and then you dip some object all the way in, let’s think about what would happen.  What?  You mean it would overflow?  They have to allow for displacement!  Duh.  Yes, they knew what they were doing when they filled the cans the way they do.  And, by the way, if cut with thinner, this product can be brushed on to surfaces that are too large to dip into the can! In addition, they have changed the design of the can and the lid.  The old style had a plastic lid, sort of like a Pringles can.  The new style has a lid like a paint can so it seals really well, thereby greatly increasing the shelf life of this product once it has been opened This is really a great product.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Actually, worked great on gloves to improve water and abrasion resistance.
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on 5 April 2015*

Though not designed for this, I dipped the fingers/palms of variety of gloves.  First I washed and thoroughly dried the gloves to be sure they were free of oils, dust and other chemicals.  I work outside year round on my farm and gloves get hard use.  Dry gloves are important and I usually switch out several pair during the day onto a dryer.  Most reasonably priced water proof gloves have a plastic glove in the insulation between the outer shell and the liner.  Hands sweat, inside of gloves get damp and cold.  It can take a day or so for them to dry even on a dryer.  Paying $25 and better for breathable membrane gloves and having the fingertips wear out in weeks is expensive.  Plus, I have odd-sized hands - its difficult to find gloves that fit well and still have decent dexterity.  I decided to try the dip.I brushed the Dip into seams first from between fingers/knuckles forward, including around the thumb, but not the back  - allowed to dry just a bit being careful the fingers didn't stick together.  Then brushed on a second layer which soaked into the exposed fabric on the flat surfaces and double coated seams.  You could still see the texture of fabric when it dried.  Fine knit, (fleecy only on the inside) or Jersey type gloves are definitely more abrasion resistant and no longer stretch out of shape.  Woven fabric had increased water resistance and lasted MUCH longer under heavy use.  A third layer (such as you see on 'dipped' gloves) peeled off after a couple of uses.  Not water proof, nor was that my goal.  BUT took longer for my fingers to get wet and used three pair of gloves a day instead of 5 or 6.  For the first winter ever, reasonably priced winter, ski-type gloves lasted an entire winter in rotational use without splitting a seam or tearing in high-wear areas.I'll be testing this on other materials and get back with the results at some point.  Definitely using this on my summer glove high-wear areas next.  I'll also try it to increase tear resistance on neoprene shaft boots.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Plasti Dip Performix 12213 Black - 22 oz. Dip Can
- Plasti Dip Red
- Plasti Dip Blue

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