KandyDip® Penny Pearl

KandyDip® liquid rubber spray film. Thousands of colors. Removable.

KandyDip® Liquid Car Wrap Spray Film is a multifunctional rubber coating based on thermoplastic elastomers that can be removed without leaving any residue. This product is a further development of the classic spray film variants and is designed for use in vehicle wrapping.

Possible uses:

• Areas of application: Automotive, industry, hobby, workshop, trade, home.
• AutomotiveSpecially developed for automotive painting.
• PlasticProtects sensitive surfaces from scratches
• Metal: Has a sound-absorbing effect and reduces vibrations
• WoodProtects against splinters, moisture and prevents wear and tear
• GlassStabilizes & strengthens glass products
• Tools/eating utensilsStabilizes the handle and ensures an optimal grip
• Rubber: Prevents wear and tear
• Cardboard boxWeatherproof effect
• Ropes/fabrics: Prevents powdering and fraying
• For industrial use, we recommend KandyDip® industrial PUR (undiluted high-viscosity synthetic rubber)

Important processing instructions:

• Before use, please ensure that the surface to be treated fat-free and sauber is. Only use DIPON® products manufactured for this purpose for degreasing in order to achieve maximum compatibility. As a degreaser you can use the DIPON® Surface PreClean in the spray can or the DIPON® PreCleaner in the refillable plastic bottle. Please use u.a. none Brake cleaner or silicone remover (see FAQ for other agents). As KandyDip® spray film is a solvent-based synthetic rubber formulation, the use of conventional additives from vehicle painting has a negative effect on the result.
• Shake vigorously before use and, if necessary, warm the container to room temperature (water bath). KandyDip® liquid rubber must not be processed at a media temperature below 15°C. Ideal material temperature: approx. 18°C - 22°C.
• The optimum processing temperature is between 15 and 24 degrees Celsius. We recommend adding 10 - 15 % DIPON® PD-100 Spray Film Thinner when using compressed air guns and at temperatures above 20°C. All spray film containers are adjusted for use with electric guns as standard. The processing viscosity is approx. 20s (DIN 4 mm 20°C).
• The spraying distance is approx. 20-25 cm.
• Tip: For a Fuel resistant KandyDip® 2K Top Coat (KandyDip two-component clearcoat) in the gloss levels "Matt" or "High gloss" is recommended for coating. Use the Preval Sprayer and 0.25 - 0.35 liters for a complete set of rims. Please note that at least 2 mist coats + 7.5 complete coats must be applied for the use of KandyDip® 2K.
• UV resistance: Various pigments such as z.B. Magenta, pink and violet tones are more sensitive to UV radiation and can fade despite the 2K TopCoat coating. All neon colors are recommended for show purposes rather than for daily use. It is recommended to apply two to three coats of KandyDip® Liquid Rubber Transparent in the gloss grades matt or glossy over each coating. Without this additional coating, the pigment is "exposed" and unprotected from UV radiation. Depending on the pigment, this can lead to rapid loss of color.

Video tutorials (Partner DYC USA):

The following videos make it easier to understand how to use spray film. The DYC Dipyourcar University videos show other spray film products which should serve as a guide for KandyDip® spray film. The application of the DYC products is identical to the application of the KandyDip® spray film range. A side note: KandyDip® has had the ability to achieve a flat, smooth result in its formulation since 2015. The viscosity in combination with the unique formula allows DIY and professional users to spray the material with electric or professional RP or HVLP/LVLP systems. This distinguishes KandyDip® from other spray film products which u.U. are no longer available on the market and KandyDip® is very popular. All the products shown in the following videos can therefore be realized with KandyDip®. We have deliberately decided not to publish the KandyDip® Pro series, as this has already been achieved by adding 10-15% PD-100. The user therefore decides for himself how he wants to use the product, depending on his ability and technical equipment. Have fun!

Vehicle dipping (vehicle coating):

1. Complete step by step tutorial from the first person view (English)

In this video you will be guided through every step of the spray wrapping process. If you only watch one video before you spray paint your car (of course we recommend you watch them all), this is it!

2. How to "dip" his car for the first time? (English)

Steve has never dipped anything in his life. Join Steve as we coach him through the entire process for his first time. Steve learns how to prep, mask, spray and strip his first dipped car. This is an extremely valuable video for anyone looking to dip their car for the first time.

3. Why do some dipped cars look fantastic and others less so? (English)

Not all cars dipped with spray film are sprayed the same. The way you apply the product makes a big difference in how the end result looks and feels. In this video, we'll show you what to do and what not to do when spraying your car. Want to see properly applied dip right next to improperly applied dip? This is the video that many people need to see.

4. Dipping an SUV or truck can be a big project. Learn the difference? (English)

Many of the processes involved in dipping an SUV/truck are the same as dipping a car, but there are some differences you need to be aware of. Higher surfaces, larger scale, and a separation between the cab and truck bed. You need to know how to approach these tasks correctly and this video covers these challenges.

5. I get "tiger" stripes on my coating! (English)

When spraying metallics, pearls, candies or other effect colors - you can get stripes or "tiger stripes" on your vehicle. Most commonly seen on horizontal surfaces such as the hood, roof or trunk. In this video, we walk you through the steps to not only avoid tiger stripes, but to fix them when you see them!

6. Masking a vehicle can be a challenge. This technique can help. (English)

Masking most areas is fairly simple. A combination of brown, blue and yellow painter's masking tape will get most masking jobs done. But what if you have really tight, stubborn window trim or rubber seals? With this technique and special tape, you can get the clean lines you want.

7. Is a base coat really important? This question is answered here! (English)

Your car kit could come with a black base, gunmetal base, blue base or even a white base. Does the color of the base really matter when applying a base? In this video, the DYC Performance Series u.a. used. All application examples can be adapted to coating with KandyDip® spray film 1:1.

Wheel dipping (rim coating):

1. The ultimate step-by-step guide to rim coating! (English)

In this video we take you through each step of the wheel dipping process. If you only watch one video before dipping your wheels (of course we recommend you watch them all), this would be it!

2. The do's and don'ts... These instructions must be followed! (English)

It's the little things that matter when you want the best possible end result. This video shows you exactly what to do and what not to do when dipping your wheels. The details make all the difference!

3. Before you use spray cans, do this! (Especially in cold temperatures!) (English)

It may seem easy to take the spray cans out of the box, shake them and start spraying. However, there is a simple trick that you should use every time you use spray film aerosols, regardless of the brand. This trick makes a huge difference to performance and the end result. Trust us!

4. Wheels have kerb damage? No problem... (English)

Not all wheel surfaces are perfect. Can you dip your wheels even if they have kerb damage? Absolutely. These video instructions will guide you through the individual steps so that you can achieve the best possible end result.

5. No need to tape your tires, we've got you covered. (English)

Have you ever seen people use index cards, playing cards or tape to cover the sidewalls of their tires before dipping or painting their wheels? There is a better, quicker and more satisfying method. Note: The DIPON alternative for this product is called: DIP Vitalizer.

Emblem, Badges & Trim Dipping (emblems, logos and edges):

1. How to blacken your emblems like a pro. (English)

Make your emblems look as if they came directly in black (z.B. BMW Shadow Line) painted from the factory. There's no faster, easier or cheaper way to black out your emblems and badges.... it's not even close. That's why so many people use our products for this application.

2. Would you like to change the color of your side mirrors? (English)

In this video you will learn how to prepare, clean and spray your side mirrors. A very popular project!

Safety instructions:

Hazardous ingredients: Xylene DANGERH226 Flammable liquid and vapor. - H373 May cause damage to organs through prolonged or repeated exposure. - H312+H332 Harmful in contact with skin or if inhaled. - H315 Causes skin irritation. - H319 Causes serious eye irritation. - H335 May cause respiratory irritation. - P210 Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. Do not smoke. - P233 Keep container tightly closed. - P312 If you feel unwell, call a POISON CENTER/doctor. - P332+P313 If skin irritation occurs: Get medical advice/attention. - P403+P235 Keep in a well-ventilated place. Keep cool. - P405 Keep locked up. CAUTION: Protect from sunlight and temperatures above 50°C. Store in a fireproof place. Storage temperature <50°C, keep away from sources of ignition and heat. Disposal: Only dispose of empty containers for recycling. Dispose of liquid material residues at a collection point for old paints.

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