@Heretic Right on! I'm glad the video helped. Thanks!

Ohh shit.. I have a can on them in storage.. bought them cause it was on clearance for like $2... Never used it or any of the Peel Coat products.

@Josh Coray Thanks! I'm glad it helped.

@Sara G Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!👍

@Michael Hoppman Thanks! I appreciate it. I'll try to keep them coming.

@timdanielewski8036 It's what I do. Thanks!

@Antony Marin Right on! Thanks!

@Mason Pugh Thanks! I'm glad it helped!

@Truth Love111 Thanks!😃

@UncleFesterBond For Sure! 👍

Right on! Hope they turn out good.

@duMaurier I would think so. It comes right off on aluminum wheels. I say go for it, worst case you just peel it off.

@Jonas Irwin Yup! It was. 😃

@John Salmon You are welcome sir! Glad it helped!

@cityslickersweet67 Thanks!

@Lone Wolf I would not recommend a sander. I think it will cake up and the sander might also damage the paint under the plastidip. I would probably use dip dissolver. Hope that helps! Thanks for watchin!

@@autovice thank you for replying and the advice.

Get you some Xylol (Xylene) and couple rolls of cheap paper towels and some nitrile gloves and watch it come off. And the reason it's hard to get off is not enough coats. Mad coats it takes

@Ricardo Luna I hope it wouldn't, that would suck. But it's a good idea, because that's what I think most of us are worried about. LOL.

It won't as long as you apply enough coats. I recommend 5-6 coats minimum. I have 8 coats on my mirrors and it works great

@David Hernandez 😆 lol. Thanks man. I'm glad it helped.

@ Jay WhoLovesEveryone Thanks! Glad you liked it!!

It'll last as long as you put on at least 5-6 coats minimum. I've got 8 on my mirrors and it's been going on 2 years and still looks good. The key to any type of peelable coating is mad coats

@O.T.M it should. What kind of material are your door panels?

@@autovice plastic

@Jo rd My plan was to this after a year, but it ended up being closer to a year and a half.

@@autovice oh dang, that's awesome, I bought my daughter a 4wheeler that is in really decent shape but little scratches here and there on the frame, I think we will just spray it with this stuff and powder coat it later. We have the duplicolor. Thanks alot for the review man.

@Dezzydaze I would say I used about a half can to 3/4 of a can per wheel. It's kinda tough to say for sure because I bought 1 can of each product per wheel and they all seem to have plenty left in them. I did do a set in the Rustoleum gold a while ago and I think I used about 3 cans for a set of 4. Here is the link for that video if you want to check it out. I hope it helps. Thanks for watching! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7l_d5ySxK-qcnU.html

@Ishrat Rahman I would say it will mostly peel off. But it will need a lot of scrubbing. The concrete is too porous and this will get in all those little holes and take forever to come out. I wouldn't do it myself. But if you try it, let me know.

@@autovice Thank you very much for your response and recommendation, didn’t think about the porosity of concrete!

@Mike Russell Yeah, I would too. lol. But this is pretty good for what it is. And it's really tough to peel off powder coat. 😆

And you can't peel off powder coat if you don't like it or would like to change the color

@Douglas Cunningham That would do it!😆