How does Plasti Dip hold up?

Thanks for the replies, I have a couple of questions before I start this project.
Since the paint is flaking off should I sand the hood to the metal?
Can I use below tool with 400 or 600 grit paper at least for initial sanding?

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meangreen98 said:
I did plasti-dip on a set of wheels about 8 years ago. it looked ok for the first 2 weeks or so. then it started feeling off slowly and it was a SOB to get completely off. bad idea after looking back it lol.

plastidipping any car parts is pretty much just good if you like to change the color of those parts for a short period of time or, just like wrapping, to protect the original color undearneath
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WD-40 takes plasti-dip right off. Just spray it on, let it soak for a minute and it will peel right off.

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4.0TJ said:
WD-40 takes plasti-dip right off. Just spray it on, let it soak for a minute and it will peel right off.

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Thanks for the tip...I did my DD wheels just to see if I liked them or not, well that 4 years ago haha
They need redoing now...might just get them powder coated instead.
I did the front bumper on my TJ and that's held up well for about 3 years
 
I did my fender flairs in Plasti-dip over 5 years ago and even the brush encountered while off road has had little effect.
 
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