PELICAN CASES | pick & pluck foam PRO TIP | PLASTI-DIP

[@notice_fpv]

This is an excellent video. Exactly what I needed to know and zero fluff. Thank you!

[@JacoxNovak]

Great! Does it smell inside the case though?

[@quinnguyen4700]

Plasti dip…what a genius idea. Thanks so much

[@KennyAsian]

Awesome tip mate! Love the content especially from a fellow aussie. Subbed!

[@JDJD-hg9hu]

Great video Thank you Stay happy healthy and fluid

[@theheadidiot]

Thanks for the tip! I've only used the original Plasti-dip that required dipping the item into the can. This is fantastic!

[@ronscopes]

How many coats did you use ?

[@Storytelligent]

Genius.

[@sullihcra]

Which pelican case is that mate ?

[@olewoodoutdoors]

Thanks. Can the foam be picked and plucked after spraying with Plastidip? I have a new Pelican casewhere I'll be storing go pro and tactacam gear. If I need to pick out a new spot (after using Plastidip) for a charger or clamp, etc., will I be able to do it without destroying the foam?

[@wileyvisuals5714]

I've never needed to but my guess would be that it probably wouldn't work very well - this stuff does a darn good job of holding it all together. Of course, you could just take a stanley knife and hack at it but that might not look too pretty!

[@olewoodoutdoors]

@@wileyvisuals5714 Thanks. I’ve ordered some plasti-dip and will keep that in mind.

[@notice_fpv]

I wonder if you'd care to comment on your results after all this time... I'm about to p-dip my foam and was thinking it'd be easy enough to make changes if I needed to (though one would need to be careful). Alternatively, I could simply purchase another level of pick and pluck foam and start over...

[@notice_fpv]

Hmmm. That second idea would allow for multiple versions of padding for the same case... Interesting.

[@OneWildTurkey]

I'd like to recommend using small paint rollers, ordinary latex paint and microfiber cloth.

[@Tigris_River_Sand_Fleas]

Euros... Too much talk and never just get to the damn point.

[@RambunctiousHamster]

How many coats did you use?

[@wileyvisuals5714]

On some cases the foam is sturdier to begin with so 2 coats is enough. On cheaper brands the foam is softer so 3-4 coast are needed to get it nice and firm.

[@RambunctiousHamster]

@@wileyvisuals5714 appreciate it!