Dip and Grip (White) Rubberized Plastic Coating Tool Handles Broken Wires Gloves Vehicles Abrasion Corrosion Slipping- 8 Fl. Oz

I love this stuff. I used it years ago on some tool handles. This time I needed it for a non-slip purpose and it did the trick.

This did not work at all like I thought it would. I’ve used a similar product that made a rubber coating (like the ends of needle nose pliers). On some pieces I double and triple dipped. Most of it dripped off and was very, very messy. The remaining pieces had barely anything stuck to it. It was very thin and I think more dripped off than stayed on the pieces. On one of my needle nose pliers, it made my pliers rusty and then dripped almost completely off. It’s completely useless and I’m bummed I spent so much money and time on it…

Dip worked well. I needed to soften contact and change color of feet on a large speaker. Did the trick. Packaging was not great. Leaked in transit, but only internal to bag it was shipped in. Also, I had to transfer contents to something with a wider neck to use. lost a lot of the material doing this.

Arrived promptly, was well packaged, was as described, very satisfied.

This seems to work as advertised. It drips quite a bit so set up an arrangement where the item can drip product back into the jar. Suggest some small narrow Ainars if you want to dip more than one thing and for first use will need to pour out some of the product if you want to dip directly into the Original container. Takes several dips to fully coat

I followed the directions exactly but the product dripped a ton. The coating is thin and not rubbery at all. More like thick paint.

Exactly what I was looking for to repair damaged coatings on hand tools.