As Plasti Dip's risen in popularity with DIY auto enthusiasts, DipYourCar and its frontman "Fonzie" have done a pretty good job positioning themselves as an authority in the stuff.

Plasti Dip can be used for a variety of practical as well as aesthetic applications—use Plasti Dip to coat knobs, handles, car parts, and more.

This project explores the process and aesthetic transformation achieved by Plasti Dipping the 19-inch Aero wheel covers of a Tesla Model Y. Plasti Dip, a removable rubber coating, offers a cost ...

Enter Plasti Dip’s Create Your Color kit ($20 at Rainbow Ace Hardware, 1449 First Ave., nr. E. 76th St.; 212-517-7500), which allows you to customize shades by combining clear Plasti-Dip with ...

Almost every manufacturer offers at least black rims, if not a whole “murdered-out" package. Thankfully, if you didn’t get your car murdered out, you can do that with a couple cans of Plasti Dip.

Plasti Dip International, the Blaine-based maker of tool coatings that has grown quickly since 2010 and built a global social media ­following, is suing the maker of Rust-Oleum over its spray-on ...

But you can instead use clear Plasti Dip if you don't need that shock of color. The rubber coating is also much more likely to stay on than those flimsy stick-on felt pads.

Some of it might start to drip off. Use a pressure washer to clear the Plasti Dip away. Repeat steps 3-7 until all Plasti Dip is off. Great work, now go wash and wax your car.