VHT SP201 Wrinkle Plus Black Coating Can - 11 oz.

エンジンルームの樹脂製カバーを結晶塗装にしたくなり、某YouTubeで紹介されていたこちらを購入！ 結果的にしっかりと縮み塗装が出来て大満足です！ 結晶塗装特有の縮み感をしっかり出すには、塗装後に即ドライヤーかヒートガンで熱を入れてあげることが大切です！ 夏であれば塗装後に放置して乾燥させるだけで縮むかと思いますが、熱を入れた方が間違いありません。 出来ればドライヤーよりも高温になるヒートガンがおすすめ。 2層目までは薄めに塗り、3〜5層目は少し厚めに塗りました。 都度熱を加えて縮ませながら乾燥しました。 一般的な塗装と違い、熱を入れるという一手間は必要ですが、他にはない結晶塗装がドライヤーだけで出来るというのはとても素晴らしい製品だと思います！ 完全乾燥後は硬さも出てとても綺麗な仕上がりです！

I just got a can yesterday and I love it. Full disclosure, I'm not using it for engine parts or per the manufacturer instructions. I'm making a prop replica of a raygun (long story) and wanted a very specific finish. If you're looking for that look on plastic then this couldn't be easier. It looks just like old mid century military bake on paint like was used on ships and helecopters, ect also found on old metal cameras a lot for some reason. Best method I found was to apply heavy coats waiting 5 minutes in-between (like they say on the can) but then imediatly drying them with a hair dryer until they wrinkle. It's very fast and provided excellent results. It came out super even and looks just like what I wanted. Like a professional did it. I'm not sure if it's as durable as the manufacturer stated method but it seems to be pretty tough. So if anyone is interested, yes, this works on plastic beautifully and will have many purposes beyond engine paint. I could see this working for model war ships, airplanes, guns, you name it. If you're a maker or model builder I can't recommend this highly enough. Everyone who's seen it so far has been gaga for it. Plus, once you dry it to a wrinkle it's dry, no rediculously long waits. Just thought I'd mention. Thank you VHT. I know it's not what you intended for your product but regardless you now have a repeat customer for life.

簡単にチヂミ塗装が出来ます。焼かなくて良いのでこれ一択

I've never used anything like this to paint car parts, so I had some doubts if I was going to even get some wrinkles after painting my valve covers. I read the directions probably 5 times and went to work. First I had the old paint sand blasted, then I used a coarse wire brush wheel on my high rpm air tool to get them perfect and down to bare metal. I would say just using the wire brush wheel would have been sufficient, though. I made sure the valve covers were very clean and dry (used brake cleaner to clean and let them air dry). You HAVE to put on thick coats on every "pass" or else you get thin wrinkles that are almost unnoticeable. This being my first time, I was worried about the paint running, so some spots are thin, but I'd say 99% looks like it should with nice thicker wrinkles. To cure I didn't use the oven because my girlfriend would have killed me. Instead, i just let them air dry in the garage for about an hour, then put them out in the sun for the entire afternoon, then again the next day. I've put about 1,000 miles on the car so far without any issues. It really made the engine bay come back to life!!

しっかり。縮み、良かったです。